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You're not old enough. 80 and 83 were the original Megs cutting and glazing products.
Menzerna or 3M are best. Menzerna with DA IMO.
On a separate note, unfortunately it would appear you have bought one of the cheap knock offs of the DAS-6. They burn out very quickly, hence you got it for a...
Application I may agree. Beading nope and looks meh.
Tell you what though, tried the new essence wax the other day. Boy do I miss waxing. The looks, the feel, the beading. gally is right. Sealing with these new products is just so cold.
(Yes I was at Cheshire home, in the sun, on a driveway...
Oh and finally I have more g/s than you ;) What is it logging at out of interest? Appreciate it's heavier too but just interested on how well they can pull?
Although again, you don't actually need both.
TBH, if you have Reload, I'm not sure I'd bother wasting money on the insulator wax unless you're going to use it in other areas...
Difficult one. Technically it should be sealant topped with wax, but with the insulator it's a specifically designed winter/harsh conditions wax... just thinking about longevity, I would probably still go Reload then 845 on top.
Triple. It has chemical cleaners, a small amount of cut to nip out minor swirls and lots of fillers. It's your best option and can be topped with what ever hardy sealant/wax you choose.
As you're probs well aware, you offset longevity for looks and vice versa. So two options for you;
1/Simple and quick + 8 months durability with great beading; CarPro Reload Silica sealant - http://www.carpro.uk.com/reload-inorganic-spray-coating-500ml/ (don't forget CarPro CS discount)
2/Easy...
LP is a great pre wax cleaner and nips out minor swirls. Works particularly well on flat colours that have the usual obvious minor swirling from being a flat colour (reds, blacks, blues).
SNH is average at best. For the price, there are far better waxes out there. What are you aiming for, Al...
Looks, longevity, application. But, could you tell? Probably not... Again, can I tell the difference between a friends' £1,500 shoes and my Barkers? No.