Polishing Compound Preferences?

[Dodge Driver]

 I've just polished my first model body with a multi-grit polishing kit.

 I will run out of the supplied polishing compound pretty quickly. What's recommended to use as a final step polishing compound?

[Miatatom]

I use the Novus products. They work for me. Others use Meguiars products.

[MrObsessive]

Meguiar's Car Cleaner Wax is my choice that I've used for years. Mild with just about any paint, and using this with a chamois cloth (I strongly recommend using that), I've been happy with it.

[droogie]

I like the Tamiya polishing compounds.

[espo]

I have been using the Tamiya compounds for several years and have always been satisfied. They offer three grades of polish. I'll sometimes use Novus #1 as a finel step and it helps to remove any of the polishing residue.  

[Don Sikora II]

I like the Tamiya compounds too. 

[Snake45]

Wright's Silver Cream, a silver polish available in the home cleaning aisle of Walmart. Works as well as any hobby polishing product and costs only a fraction as much. Been using it for 30 years. 

[jaymcminn]

Meguiar"s Ultimate Compound followed by Ultimate Polish. Final wax with their #26 Yellow Wax. As a bonus, all these products work great on my 1:1!

[Muncie]

Meguiar's Car Cleaner Wax is my choice that I've used for years. Mild with just about any paint, and using this with a chamois cloth (I strongly recommend using that), I've been happy with it.

agreed, good stuff, also works well with a fine microfiber polishing cloth.  This is the go-to polish for softer paints like Model Master enamels, other polishes can be too abrasive and will cut thru the paint.