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You folks have gotten me hooked into this stuff so here it is. 
You recommend that 2 thin coats of wax are always best. I agree.
I also try my best to adhere to the 5 Step Plan as best I can.
But there are those times in between where I don't need to clay or clean or polish and basically am just refreshing a coat of wax. (Or just satisfying my detailing addiction and am waxing just to be enjoying my hobby.
In these instances I would go for a cleaner wax or a polish wax as the mood strikes me.
Here is my suggestion.
For each product line, let's use NXT as an example. I would love to see an NXT cleaner wax, an NXT Polish Wax, an then the NXT Pure Wax.
When sticking to the 2 thin coat approach. this would allow me to use a cleaner wax for the first coat and then either a polish wax or pure wax for the second.
There are times now where I would like to use a cleaner wax for the first coat but do not have a similar product to chose from for the 2nd coat from the same product line, again, using NXT just for an example. In other words, I would like to see an NXT Cleaner wax, an NXT Polish Wax and an NXT Pure Wax. This would allow me different product combinations, all by staying within the same product line that I like. The same could be said for the Gold Class line as well. Maybe someone would like to use a cleaner wax before using the current Gold Class.
I realize that it likely takes a certain "chemistry" for each product you have available to get the desired effect and playing around with this chemistry may totally negate the intended purpose of the product. But the thoughts I have laid out have popped into my mind from time to time and I felt were at least worth mentioning.
You recommend that 2 thin coats of wax are always best. I agree.
I also try my best to adhere to the 5 Step Plan as best I can.
But there are those times in between where I don't need to clay or clean or polish and basically am just refreshing a coat of wax. (Or just satisfying my detailing addiction and am waxing just to be enjoying my hobby.
In these instances I would go for a cleaner wax or a polish wax as the mood strikes me.
Here is my suggestion.
For each product line, let's use NXT as an example. I would love to see an NXT cleaner wax, an NXT Polish Wax, an then the NXT Pure Wax.
When sticking to the 2 thin coat approach. this would allow me to use a cleaner wax for the first coat and then either a polish wax or pure wax for the second.
There are times now where I would like to use a cleaner wax for the first coat but do not have a similar product to chose from for the 2nd coat from the same product line, again, using NXT just for an example. In other words, I would like to see an NXT Cleaner wax, an NXT Polish Wax and an NXT Pure Wax. This would allow me different product combinations, all by staying within the same product line that I like. The same could be said for the Gold Class line as well. Maybe someone would like to use a cleaner wax before using the current Gold Class.
I realize that it likely takes a certain "chemistry" for each product you have available to get the desired effect and playing around with this chemistry may totally negate the intended purpose of the product. But the thoughts I have laid out have popped into my mind from time to time and I felt were at least worth mentioning.
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