M21 vs. NXT LiquidWax

[rclab1]

what is the difference?
which has more protection? shine? and which product is easy to come off. I'm familiar with NXT LiquidWax, but I have never used M21 sealant.....

[Larry A]

I did not compare NXt with #21, but I had a sample of #21 from Mosca, and I put it on my car last week and I think that its outstanding. My car is dark green and it should be buffed, but as of yet I havent had the time. I was supprised on how well the 21 filled the finer scratches, and the depth and gloss it produced. I can only imagine how well it would look if it was buffed with 80 and them finnished with 21.

[Rick McDonough]

The NXT Generation Tech Wax and Synthetic Sealant - #21 are going to be very, very similar to each other. The main difference is that one is geared, and marketed, towards consumers, while the other is marketed more towards professional shops.

They both should protect for the same amount of time, and provide an amazing gloss in a very easy manner. In all honesty, I'm not sure if I could tell the difference between the two if they were applied (and removed) side by side.

I wouldn't hesitate to recommend either of the two, as they are both amazing products!

[Murr1525]

#21 is my choice. They both last and protect well, but the Nxt seems to need more Spray Wax/ Spray Detailer touchups to keep its shine.

[kellyinkc]

Key word "marketing ".One for Pro the other consumer. Both are great. I usually buy on price.FWIW

[farmboy]

I just ordered a 16oz. bottle of #21. I have never used it, but had to try with all the hype about it on this site. I still have my first can of NXT paste and really enjoy the results.

[RamAirV1]

All the good things you read about #21 are true. It's not hype. NXT (Paste version) can equal the look of #21, but I really believe #21 stays slick longer. #21 is the easiest of any sealant to remove.

RamAirV1