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Store/Site purchased: Its at all the Autozoneish places
Cost/Shipping: $6, I think? my dad got it
Initial product impressions, quality: Decent waterspot remover, but not the best
Instructions, good, bad, none, etc: Use it like wax
Installation notes, easy, hard, PITA: I used a craftsman random orbiter I got from Sears for about $25. I applied the polish to the orbiter terry cloth cover and went at it. I went very slow, making sure the polish would do its thing. If you have the craftsman (or the more prof. porter cable) you won't break a sweat. You CAN do this by hand, but you won't get the results I did.
Performance, appearance opinions: This is a product from Meguiars traditional consumer line. It removed quite a bit of the waterspots/ paint issues on my hood, the only place I've tested it. However, if you wanted a more intensive/abrasive product you'll have to step up to Meguairs Mirror Glaze professional line. These products are a rare find offline, you won't find those at autozone. For being a basic polish, it worked well. You can see the difference below. It did not get all the waterspots, but got about 95%.
Arrows indicate portion of paint that did not get this polish treatment. You can see a distinct line that shows the difference (before/after):
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