NXT Spray Wax
05-16-2005, 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted by ng2000,Apr 23 2005, 10:44 AM
I tried most of the quick detailing waxes in a bottle. Eagle One was my first choice until I tried RainX in the blue bottle, and now this is my top choice.
05-17-2005, 07:00 AM
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I have NXT liquid wax on the car and find the NXT Quick Detailer works great for taking a few bugs and tar off following a run. No need to go to the special bug/tar products. All this changes though if you put off the cleanup and the stuff dries on.
So far NXT seems to be holding up fine. My car is garaged and not a daily driver so I guess someone elses results may vary.
So far NXT seems to be holding up fine. My car is garaged and not a daily driver so I guess someone elses results may vary.
06-15-2005, 01:58 PM
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Well I put the NXT spray wax on today after washing with NXT wash. I dryed the car then put on a very thin coat of the stuff with a foam applicator. It was cloudy and about 70 today and I had lots of time to spread it out. I didn't use much wax-one light spray per panel. By the time I got around the car the first part was dry and I started polishing with mfiber. The car only had a faint haze on it came off very easy. Looks great and feels pretty greasy.
I think most of the problems with the stuff must be due to putting on to much or attempting to wax a warm or hot car sun or no. I used to come from the.. If a little is good then more is better.. school of waxing. But here, less is more.
This is not a commercial for Mequiars but I decided to go with all the NXT stuff for this car and have been happy with all of them so far. Don't know if they are a "system" but they do seem to work well together.
I can't comment on durabilty at this point but I think if my car was a daily driver I probably would have gone with something else based on all the comments in this forum.
I think most of the problems with the stuff must be due to putting on to much or attempting to wax a warm or hot car sun or no. I used to come from the.. If a little is good then more is better.. school of waxing. But here, less is more.
This is not a commercial for Mequiars but I decided to go with all the NXT stuff for this car and have been happy with all of them so far. Don't know if they are a "system" but they do seem to work well together.
I can't comment on durabilty at this point but I think if my car was a daily driver I probably would have gone with something else based on all the comments in this forum.
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