NXT do you use it?



Just got it last night waxed my hood, like Glass and slick like snot!

 

I got the tech wax on the left and was very impressed with the results. Goes on and off easily. Awsome shine.

 

Same Thing New package...

 

They are actually a different formula from the previous Gold Class. The gold class wax, if i remember correctly was a carnauba wax where as the NXT is a synthetic sealant which may not product the better shine, but protects more and withstands the elements more. Nxt is a good product but the preparation is where the biggest part is. If your car has swirls and scratches then no wax will get rid of them. It may look like it does, but once it wears away, the scratches will be noticeable again. Time to get a Porter Cable!! and lets see some pictures of your car getting its shine on

 

I have been using Four Star, a synthetic. I use the full line, clay then wax ect.

 

that's ricer wax. use zaino or zymol or autoglym.

 

I was refering too the two pictures, old packaging on the left new packaging on the right.

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PS. Zymol blows... McGuirar's is the "Car show" Detail product

 

Old School: Mother's Pure Carnauba Paste Wax

 

Best regimine out there:

1) Wash with dish soap(dawn) to remove all previous waxes and sealants
2) 1 or 2 coats of Four Star Ultimate Paint Protection
3) 1 or 2 coats of Poor Boys Nattys(if silver/light metallic) or Natty's Blue(if black/dark colors)
4) Top with Optimum Car Wax AND use OCW for freshening between washes.

Silver fleck will pop, have strong depth and reflectivity. Blacks and Other Deep finishes will look like reflecting pools, not just shiny, but deep color that looks like you can reach into it!

And apart from the OCW after each wash, the base 4* will last at least 6m(some see 9m to a year) and the Nattys will last 3-4 months.

sounds ****, but trust me it is a beatiful sight to see, you never new your paint could do what it does after a good regimen!

Oh, and if you haven't taken that good of care of your paint, after the wash, but b4 anything else use a coat of Klasse All in One...this will really help prep the surface.

 

What a close minded statement....

Having been at the Meguiar's HQ many times and attended many of their workshop, I can tell you it's some high grade stuff. Give it a shot, don't be fooled by a "mature" looking packaging and price tag.

 

Although I wax every two months I have my car washed by hand every other week, no brushes. First air, and then soap and water. The number one cause of dull paint is letting dust sit on your car. I now it sounds silly but it is. Dust when pushed around by air or water acts like sand paper on the paint. Of course a nice custom fit car cover by MB doesn't hurt while you don't drive her.

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OK you want to talk about ****. I liquid glass my car at least once a month and wash it at least every week by hand. Sometimes if its been a rainy week I will wash it twice a week by hand. So, for a little less then $150 a month my car always looks like it rolled off of the showroom floor. Its obsidian black...do you know how hard it is to keep a black car looking good??? But, do you know how good a well maintained black car looks??

 

Your second sentence says air, then soap and water....but in the 4th sentace you asy air and water pushing dust around acts as sandpaper....

So how do you get the dust off without air or water???

 

Good question, bad explanation from my part. I use high pressure air when the dust is minimal on the car and I know the wax below is it still good. You know, when you just waxed it a week ago and there is that thin film of dust from just sitting. Otherwise I use air in the areas where things get stuck like the wiper area at the base of the windshield and in the cracks BEFORE washing with soap and water. Water of course first so it acts like a lubricant between the dirt and the coat of paint...then cloth and soap.

What I should have said originally was that when a typical car without wax is dirtyand that dirt is left on, it is pushed around by wind and rain and in the process of moving around it grinds the paint. A good coat of wax is the best preventive measure for all of the above anyway.


Learso

 

I got one of these the other day and I love it! Cuts my Dry time in half...



(I was washing my car in the rain the other day... I'm a sick person)

 

Zaino bros. inc. Great stuff I won the full kit at a car raffle like two years back and still have plenty left.

 

Makes Sense now! thats pretty much my routine...libing in SoCal i getg a ton of dust BUT my paint protection routine(AIO, UPP, OCW, Natty's)means i always have a good base...

 

careful...those can and do scratch the paint...your best bet is a chamois(either real leather or microfibre). Nothing other than microfibre touches my car.

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