First what you have to do is the three step process. This includes the following.

1. Use Meguiars paint cleaner on the whole car. It basically strips the old wax off, cleans the paint, and takes off all toxins. I apply this step by hand and take off by hand.

2. Then I use Meguiars Show Car Glaze Polish. This fills in all the swirls and deepens the color of your paint. This step I used the orbital buffer to put it on and I take the polish off by hand.

3. Now the best part wax the car with Meguiars NXT Tech Wax. I called Meguiars directly and this is what you do. I applied the wax over the wholecar with the orbital buffer. Then let the wax sit for a half hour. Then I took the wax off with the buffer and then went over the car by hand with a 100% cotton t-shirt to make sure I get all the wax off.

Now here is what people might not know. Meguiars says to wait 12 hours and apply one more coat of the Tech Wax to really get the coverage and results you want.

I have used Meguiars since 1991 and I love it. This new wax though is unbelievable!! Check out the pics.....

 

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i've used it twice in two weeks. new car, started with dawn wash, then applied and removed the nxt by hand. looked and felt great.

a week later, i washed with nxt car wash and tech waxed by hand again. i'm planning on doing one more coat of the tech wax this weekend and then just washing and using nxt booster wax from then on.

anyone tried the booster wax?

 

I'm using gold class now, and have read a few threads saying NXT is better...think i might go get some...what were you using before?

 

tried the booster wax works nice...just apply thin...was a b*tch to take off where I applied too thick

 

I was using the Gold Class before Tech Wax. Gold Class is also very good BUT the new Tech Wax is outstanding!!!

 

does it mean I have issues if I use the NXT wax on my 350z diecast model??I even NXT protectanted the tires...I was going to do interior but I didn't want to give my model splotchy door panels...my girl thinks I have issues!!

 

I think I've used NXT on mine like or 9 times so far. Red doesn't reflect color quite as well as black, but I think these pictures do it justice.

 

And 2 (the Vette's also getting some NXT as well)

 

And 3 wahoo! I love this stuff. Make sure you use the NXT carwash as well. It has some kind of shinyness adder (<-- made that up) in it as well.

 

someone say NXT?

 

 

NXT
erock... nice choice in rims

 

 

Be advised that NXT has some "cleaners" in its formula. This means that unlike Zaino, you probably can't build up layer upon layer, as each application "cleans" the surface to some extent.

I admit, however, it does a bang up job and makes your car look great (especially when you're talking about costing only $14 or $15 a bottle)!

 

I do have one gripe w/ the booster wax.... I noticed it gets very 'dusty' as I buff it out. I true that it's easy to take off, but then I'm left w/ a shiny car covered in dust... The only way I can really get the dust off (instead of moving it around) is by taking the car for a drive (which isn't that bad )...

 

So NXT is actually a sealant, a synthetic, like Zaino or Klasse?

 

It is great stuff. I have the car wash and the wax. They smell really good too lol. I had never waxed a car before so when I did it, I was a little nervous. While I was applying the wax, I could still see all the swirls marks from applying it and I was wondering is that supposed to look like that and then after letting it sit for like 20 minutes and buffing it out with a 100% cotton towel, I was very happy.