My car looked great after NXT, but it didn't remove any swirls. In the sun it looks just the way it did before NXT.

2003 Blk/Blk Premium w/navigation
Tinted Windows
Chrome Wheels
BRM Catback Exhaust
Injen CAI
Unorthodox Crank Pulley
Clear Corners
Grounding Wires
255/45ZR17's rear

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2003 Blk/Blk Premium w/navigation
Tinted Windows
Chrome Wheels
BRM Catback Exhaust
Injen CAI
Unorthodox Crank Pulley
Clear Corners
Grounding Wires
255/45ZR17's rear

236816-Cnv0070.jpg

 

It doesn't matter what you use, really. Zaino, Klasse, Crystal Guard, P21S, Pinnacle, One Grand, Zymol, etc. They'll all look pretty much the same. It's the quality of the prep you do, and the ability of the detailer is what makes the difference. A dedicated detailer with Turtle Wax will do 100 times better than a lazy guy with $1,000 a can Zymol.

 

I've been looking for a bottle of NXT for the past couple of weeks mainly in Wal-Mart stores (Authorized seller according to Meguiars' website), but couldn't find NXT. They carry all kinds of Meguiars' but not the NXT. Finally, yesterday I found one at AutoZone. Will be applying it today in preparation for tomorrow's meet at ATCO [img]/w3timages/icons/cool.gif[/img]. I will post some pictures of the final product tonight...

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I had the same experience as smokinG. The NXT looked nice but didn't do anything to fill the swirls.

 

OK, here is my try with NXT:

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