Meguires NXT generation
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12-16-2005, 01:02 AM
#17
12-16-2005, 09:41 AM
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I'd agree, don't use a buffer, but with a PC 7424 (Random Orbital Buffer) it's pretty much impossible to burn the paint or put in swirls. www.Meguairsonline.com has some great how-to vids on using one. Or ask here.
My recommendation is if you don't mind spending the time to make your car look good, a PC7424 is a great investment. You can buy a PC7424 for around $200, about the same as what it will cost you for one professional detail.
My recommendation is if you don't mind spending the time to make your car look good, a PC7424 is a great investment. You can buy a PC7424 for around $200, about the same as what it will cost you for one professional detail.
Originally Posted by Down_Shift
Don't use an orbital/buffer if you do not know what you're doing.. It make cause burn marks!
I usually just use a applicator pad and generously put the NXT on. Let it sit for a while for a gooood bit... and take it off.. It's not that bad, stuff comes off EASY.
I usually just use a applicator pad and generously put the NXT on. Let it sit for a while for a gooood bit... and take it off.. It's not that bad, stuff comes off EASY.
#19
12-16-2005, 06:33 PM
Originally Posted by jimcambell
I'd agree, don't use a buffer, but with a PC 7424 (Random Orbital Buffer) it's pretty much impossible to burn the paint or put in swirls. www.Meguairsonline.com has some great how-to vids on using one. Or ask here.
My recommendation is if you don't mind spending the time to make your car look good, a PC7424 is a great investment. You can buy a PC7424 for around $200, about the same as what it will cost you for one professional detail.
My recommendation is if you don't mind spending the time to make your car look good, a PC7424 is a great investment. You can buy a PC7424 for around $200, about the same as what it will cost you for one professional detail.
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12-26-2005, 08:18 PM
Originally Posted by MechEE
I just put my first coat of wax on the car, Meguire's NXT. Looks good! Does anybody know if this stuff contains fine polishing compounds as well? I hope not, but it does say "removes fine scratches" which makes me nervous...
does not effect it
makes car shine insane
here pic with NXT
look at that shine on BLACK
also use it on on my wheels on the black...
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12-26-2005, 11:37 PM
Originally Posted by MechEE
I just put my first coat of wax on the car, Meguire's NXT. Looks good! Does anybody know if this stuff contains fine polishing compounds as well? I hope not, but it does say "removes fine scratches" which makes me nervous...
#29
12-27-2005, 12:20 AM
Wax on wax off..................
A good friend showed me a trick several years ago
and I'll share it with you.....take whatever liquid wax
your using and drop a small amount on a chunk of
styrofoam. If the styrofoam melts don't use that $hit on your paint! I like NXT and use it on my workbench surface. On my cars I use only Zymol
from the clay, cleaner and finally Zymol Concours
wax. Meguires makes good products but it doesn't
come close to Zymol.
and I'll share it with you.....take whatever liquid wax
your using and drop a small amount on a chunk of
styrofoam. If the styrofoam melts don't use that $hit on your paint! I like NXT and use it on my workbench surface. On my cars I use only Zymol
from the clay, cleaner and finally Zymol Concours
wax. Meguires makes good products but it doesn't
come close to Zymol.
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