1) As far as waxing it, based on my research, you treat it like it's part of the car finish. It can be washed and waxed, just like paint/clear coat. I don't clay bar mine. It's not as hard as paint.
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Click here to see my post/pics on a custom splash guard done with Stoneguard/clear bra. This is the only way I know of to prevent chips to your paint in vulnerable locations.
If you look throught the Pic Forum, I have other posts with many pictures of my clear bra installation. My installers can pretty much cover any part of your car with custom cut clear bra. In addition to the front bumper, I had the full hood, the rocker panels, mirrors, front headlights, fog lights, rear bumper, door edges and splash guards and door cups done.
3) You don't have to do the full treatment but a couple of times a year. As far as I've read on the forum, if your paint is new and smooth, you shoudn't have to use the clay bar. In between you can just do the Zaino every couple of months. In between washes you can use a quick detailer.
My car is temporarily parked outside. I made my own quick detailer. I use a mix of distilled water, a couple of drops of carwash soap, 2 caps of isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol in a 20 oz. spray bottle (shake well to mix the stuff) with some microfiber cloths to clean the cars. I use a separate terry cloth towel specifically to clean any bird crap so the mf cloth won't get messed up. Be sure to use several cloths to clean with to make sure you're not grinding in any dirt.
I spray the car and my mf cloth real good, wipe it down and then be sure dry/polish very thoroughly to remove the spray with the second cloth. Do a small area at a time. I did find that a high density cloth is better to dry polish/dry the car when cleaning it in the late evening because the spray doesn't dry very well and the mf cloth leaves some residue when polishing/drying.
I also use it to clean my rims. I use some soft terry cloth towels to do this job.
I use it pretty much everyday and my car looks like it just came off the show room floor. I carry it in the trunk to I can clean up whenever necessary.
I do find that I have to wax every couple of months. I use an acrylic non-carnuba liquid that's supposed to last six months. You should read through the detailing forum to get some more tips and tricks. Especially for cleaning the interior,tires, chrome and trim pieces.
Since I started using my mix, I've only used a hose on my car once the last 3 months.
btw, cool car! Post some pics, dude. As I was told when I first logged on, pic don't word.