Anyone has this filter?

[ShutterbugJohan]

i will get a different filter for my wide lens when I get it , i suppose you suggest a thinner one for that one?

If you plan to shoot with the aperture wide open, you will probably want a thinner one. If you plan to stop down the lens when using the polarizer, it probably won't make much of a difference whether it is thin or normal.

So what should I get for the lenses I want to use it on? What would work best?

I would recommend this one. Of course, a more expensive one will probably be better quality, but I've never had any problems with mine (the 77mm).

I've found Hoya filters to be high-quality and tough enough to take a
smack or two, but for some reason they seem more difficult to clean
than B+W. No matter how many times I go over them, my Hoya filters have
this filmy smeariness (very light, but I can see it) that just won't
come clean.

I've had this problem on my 2 Hoya UV filters, but not my Hoya polarizer. Maybe that's because I don't use my polarizer for every single shot. My 3 B+W Uv filters are really easy to clean, but they cost more. :-(