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As some of you know I retired a few years back and have been trying to restrict my details to only my own vehicles. My nearly 50 years of detailing has taken it's toll on my hands and I just can't do two or three cars over a weekend any longer. I need to use products that are easy on my hands as I've worn out most of the cartilage between my joints. I have a hard time hanging onto a PC these days. Enough about that.
I have taken to to spending my winters in Cape Coral, FL to get out of the wicked Wisconsin weather and made my way down here just after the new year. Settling in, I stopped into the nearby WalMart and I see an endcap loaded with about 40 packages of the NXT 2.0 and other Meguiar's goodies so make that 39 left on the shelf.
Since I didn't bring my PC along, I decided to wash and begin detailing my RX330 after the 1,500 mile trip. Washed it up and then inspected the finish. Good, no bonded crud so my last application of #21 a month earlier was working well. I applied NXT 2.0 over the top of it and was quite impressed at how easily and thinly it applied and removed. I was much easier to remove than NXT 1.0, IMO. No streaking. Dried rather fast too. Faster than I remember and it was very humid here.
Just like the original NXT, this stuff looks even glossier the second day after it cures. I got an immediate comment from a neighbor who asked if I got a new car. I told him I had put new tires on the thing but he said it shined like new. The RX is a 2004 so it's not all that old.
Here is how it turned out.
Guess it's time to order #21 2.0 and make some comparisons. Detailing is like a drug, you can never get it out of your system. I'll probably be detailing a car when I die.
I have taken to to spending my winters in Cape Coral, FL to get out of the wicked Wisconsin weather and made my way down here just after the new year. Settling in, I stopped into the nearby WalMart and I see an endcap loaded with about 40 packages of the NXT 2.0 and other Meguiar's goodies so make that 39 left on the shelf.
Since I didn't bring my PC along, I decided to wash and begin detailing my RX330 after the 1,500 mile trip. Washed it up and then inspected the finish. Good, no bonded crud so my last application of #21 a month earlier was working well. I applied NXT 2.0 over the top of it and was quite impressed at how easily and thinly it applied and removed. I was much easier to remove than NXT 1.0, IMO. No streaking. Dried rather fast too. Faster than I remember and it was very humid here.
Just like the original NXT, this stuff looks even glossier the second day after it cures. I got an immediate comment from a neighbor who asked if I got a new car. I told him I had put new tires on the thing but he said it shined like new. The RX is a 2004 so it's not all that old.
Here is how it turned out.
Guess it's time to order #21 2.0 and make some comparisons. Detailing is like a drug, you can never get it out of your system. I'll probably be detailing a car when I die.
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