Ok here it goes, let me know what you think.
Ok these are the products I decided to go with. What do you think.

FP2 16oz
FTG 16oz
FMJ 32oz
Menzerna shampoo 32oz
PC7424
6" backing plate
2) 6.5" Black CCP
1) 6.5" White CCp

This was all of my polishing and sealent stuff. Then i got some extra accessories for rims and etc.
What do you think.

G35Vision, I will still come to you to check it out, but I thought I should get all of this stuff since it seems pretty straight forward that this is what I will need. Diesel1 helped decided with the menzerna stuff.

I also got
P21S Wheel polish and the poorboys wheel sealent
2 MF towels
an MF applicator
some dispensers
200g clay bar
6 snappy cleans

All of this came out to 391 shipped and tax from detailed image. Their customer service was also great. I have not put in the order yet. I am just waiting to see what you guys suggest. But as long as I do it before 4 tomorrow I will have everything on Thursday so that is also great. Let me know what you think.

 

What's snappy cleans?

 

You need to pick up some Menzerna IP as well, and some more aggressive pads, finishing pads aren't going to cut it when it comes to swirl removal. You will also likely want to pick up some Scratch-X for use in areas too small to get the PC into

 

Its a pad detergent, which IMO is kinda gimmicky, I've never had any issues just using dish soap or some APC

 

The reason why I didnt go with cutting pads is because I dont feel like my paint needs it. The IP is more abrasive and after talking to the guy from detailed image I came to the conclusion that I didnt need anything too strong. He said the white pad is perfect for light cutting polishes like the FP2. This from what i understand should be used after you use a more abrasive polish. But since my swirls are very minimal the guy said all I would need is this and then put a sealent on top. The FP2 should make it na lot smoother anyway right?

 

I have a feeling you are eventually going to run into some stubborn spots which will require the IP, FPII may be fine for a majority of the car most of the time, but occasionally you'll find it isn't strong enough.

 

+1 get the ip also cause we all know the story................damn i knew i should have got it before.