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I use "Blackfire Poly Clay". I've had the best results with that with almost no left over residues that most clays leave behind. I would wash it up good and then clay it down while it is still wet. Do it out of the sun and keep the car wet the whole time by spraying every once in a while.
Once your done claying I would wipe the whole car down with a gentle microfiber cloth or something. I would just hit that car with a Porter Cable Random with a soft pad (usually black color is the softest for most brands). Doesn't look like you need a rotary. After you polish it then wax with whatever you want. I prefer using a combo. I use Klasse products (acrylic based) as a base and then I finish off the car by hand with 3 or so coats of P21s. It is a pure carnuba that has no additives in case you hit a molding it won't leave the white marks in it. Pure carnuba also brings out a huge POP effect in the paint.
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