Dodo Juice Future Armour might be up your street then. Similar to as mentioned earlier, you can use it a variety of ways (Trad Wet/Trad Dry/Rinsed). Doddle to use too.
Soft99 waxes/sealants are generally very durable and also very easy to use. Pastes and liquids.
To be honest, you’re going to get suggestion upon suggestion. I suppose that’s what you’re after, but, really, there is no best, and everyone likes different products for different reasons.
How much do you want to spend?
What makes do you usually like and/or dislike?
Do you prefer a spray liquid like a quick detailer, a spray that you leave to cure, or more of an older style thicker liquid you put on, spread, cure and buff?
I get you like the process of applying, I do too, so do probably most of our sort, it’s like therapy in a way, sorry, blathering... remember that no matter what you’re applying to protect your car, use thin layers. Over-applying just makes it harder to remove and adds zero to your protection. If you keep layers as thin as possible, but obvs follow the makers instructions, you should have minimal problems applying and buffing.
Having a good selection of cloths will help you too, some products need a suede, some use short pile better, and some buff better using a fluffy long thread cloth. The right cloth can make buffing so little effort that it should barely be any work at all. :thumb: