Reddit mentions of Griot's Garage B110P BOSS Fast Correcting Cream 16oz

No problem at all! Here it is broken down step by step:

1. Thoroughly clean the area.
   
   
2. Apply a compound (Meguiar's Ultimate Compound is also a good choice; you can pick that up at any car parts store) to a microfiber or foam polishing pad. Use about 3 dime sized drops.
   
   
3. With medium pressure, rub the area in circles for 1-2 minutes.
   
   
4. Gently wipe off the residue with a microfiber towel. If you're going to do more detailing, I'd highly recommend buying packs from The Rag Company. If not, grab a soft one from your local auto parts store, or a Costco one.
   
   
5. Repeat until the scuffs are gone!

you may need the iron remover eventually but you can wait to buy it until you actually need it.

FCC and Microfiber cutting pads

yeah, compare 10 gallons at $19 vs 10 gallons of invisible glass or whatever which is almost $200.

they are more expensive but you will have a better surface for waxing when you don't have a soap that has wax in it.

d101 may not be strong enough to get the wheels totally clean, that's where d143 will come in. d101 will be good on plastics though.

cleaner for the plastics would be d101. leather you could do leatheriques pristine clean for cleaning and the rejuvinator for protecting. they're expensive though, you might look into optimum leather conditioner or adams

So you would recommend This Griot's Garage B110P Boss Fast Correcting Cream, in lieu of the M105? and then follow up with the M205.

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This is for a personal vehicle as I am just a hobbiest. I looked into their new version of the M105 (called the M110), and its $32 for 32oz, which is a little bit out of my price range, as I doubt I will ever use 32 oz of it.