Nice job. The only recommendation I'd give is this: Instead of waxing after paint correction, I'd use a quality Ceramic coating. It lasts so much longer than a waxed finish.
Clean the bike after each ride with a quick detail spray and you'll have a like-new finish that can last years.

 

I have been using Mother's Mag and Aluminum cleaner on the paint and it does an amazing job of removing scratches. Saw some guy on YouTube use it so I tried it out. I have been able to remove some pretty big scratches using this.
The pics show the scuffs where the seat hits the fender. I didn't think they would buff out, but it removed almost all of the marks.

 

Hold up, you've been using metal polish on your paint?

 

Oh boy.

 

Quick detailers are not made to clean anything more then dust or fingerprints

 

yep; I used it on my 2009 FLHP and the scratches were gone and the bike looked amazing. It’s not like chrome polish that has more of a grit to it. This does not scratch. It removes scratches really well.

 

I would bet it is on the aggresive side. Do you need something that aggressive? Why not use a compound/polish that is made for today's clear coat? I watch a lot of detailers on YouTube and I haven't seen one recommend doing this.
Your bike use what you want.

 

this is where I got the idea. I tried it. It works.

 

What are your thoughts on Lemon Pledge for quick touchups?

 

I like SC1 for quick touchups. I was never impressed with Pledge. I think that Pledge can fog plastic windshields so you have to be careful with it.