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OP what makes you think the dealer's very thin coat is no good?
Any product once buffed out or left to dry protects the paint by being a very thin coat. The description of polymer-bonding leaving a protective shield is probably more marketing then an accurate description of how the product finalizes on the paint.
It's probably better to attempt to get in hand washings during the cold temps then detailing at this time.
Anyway 40-degrees is good washing weather, and waiting till the temps hit 60-degrees so you can wax, won't harm the paint.
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