I've been using my PC for a few months now and love the #80 and NXT combo. I'm out of another bottle of NXT, should I look at something else to replace NXT? I'm happy with NXT but do others like 20 or 21 better and what are your opinions for a wax over a perfectly clean and swirl free finish? This will be on a variety of colors. And can 20/21 be applied with the g100?
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Re: #20 vs. #21 vs. NXT
#20 and #21 are both synthetic waxes. I have not used #20, but the durability and looks of #21 are great.
But #20 also has some decent cleaners in it, so if you have a pretty good surface that just needs waxed, #20 can be used as a cleaner/wax.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue
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Re: #20 vs. #21 vs. NXT
I like #21 as well, I find the removal from the surface very easy, compared to NXT, however, since my #21 recently broke down to a water substance, I'm using my NXT until I can purchase a replacement-Brad
Shine Masters Pasadena, CA
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Re: #20 vs. #21 vs. NXT
Originally posted by arthurtoo View Postwhats the difference between #20 and #21 if i may ask?Hell, there are no rules here - we're trying to accomplish something.
Thomas Alva Edison
'04 Infiniti G35 6MT Coupe
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Re: #20 vs. #21 vs. NXT
I really like #20 but have recently had opportunity to try out #21 and it's my new favorite - very deep, clear shine and all indications are it outlasts almost anything Meguiar's offers. Topping it with #16 on my Graphite Metallic PT Cruiser Turbo looks just gorgeous!Michael Stoops
Senior Global Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Inc.
Remember, this hobby is supposed to be your therapy, not the reason you need therapy.
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Re: #20 vs. #21 vs. NXT
#20 is very reflective and #21 provides a wet look and reflectivity. #20 is easier to work with in cold weather, but if you live in Tampa that is not a concern. High humidity may be an issue with #21, but I have not tried applying it in high humidity, so I cannot comment on that. #21 is my favorite and sometimes I like to top it with NXT Paste. I think that #21 lasts longer than NXT. It stays slicker longer, and water rolls of the paint after more car washes than NXT does. #20 dries more quickly and is probably the easiest LSP to remove, making it a good choice for wheels and door jambs. I tried #26 over #20 on my black TA and it is also a great combination!
#20, #21 and NXT can be applied with a finishing pad on the PC, and can be removed with a MF bonnet mounted on a clean polishing pad.
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