The best degreaser you will get is simply meguiars super degreaser. Can't be beaten IMHO.
Can't comment on Raceglaze never used their stuff before.
303 is another product that wont let you down and a must have for protecting plastics after degreasing and cleaning.
My favourite shampoo is poorboy's super slick and sudds but Z7 leaves a finish that I have yet to find beaten. Some on here might back that up after the recent sample run we had running.
Tar remover, again there is only really one that people use and that be autosmart tardis.
As for the tape 3M 3434 High Performance masking tape. Leaves no sticky residue and it an automotive tape for such needs.
Tyre dressings depend on the finish you want, if you want a very shiney finish then something like Megs Endurance or you can use Zaino Z16 and buff of for a more natural look.
If you are getting a full respray then ask them not to touch it afterwards and then you can clean it without causeing any damage and you shouldn't need a clay as yet or a polish.
You can seal then wax, just seal or just wax. If you want the wet look I would sugest just adding multiple layers of a good wax and keep topping it up as often as you can.
You could get a clay to remove any overspray if needed.
Most companies stock these products including ourselves and Rubbish Boys who also sponsor this forum.
If you speak to Rubbish Boys about wax I'm sure he will
help point you in the correct direction with Dodo. Again I don't have much experience with their range as I use others but one day I will venture into the world of Dodo.
Most products avaiable from any good detailing supplier will be good in their own way it's all about tenique and use.
Hope this helps,
Any questions then please ask away.
Lee.
