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Hey I have a quick question. If my car currently has a good coat of NXt and would like to apply #7. Do I need to remove the nxt first before I put on the #7? If so how would you recommend going about it?
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Hi Joe,
Best results usually come from applying the polish before the wax.
Do you have a porter cable dual action polisher and a paint cleaner or cleaner/polish? Or a hand applied paint cleaner like ScratchX or a cleaner/polish like #9 or Speed Glaze?
If so, you could apply a cleaner/polish, or a paint cleaner, and then apply the #7 Show Car Glaze and follow with wax.
Mike -
Thanks Mike,
You answered my questions. I am going to give it a try and see if I can make it look even better.Comment
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Can I use the dual action orbital buffer to apply #7? if so - which pad and at what speed?
thanks.2001 Vortex Blue New BeetleComment
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Hey,
Yes, you can use a PC to apply the #7. I would suggest using a W-9006 Finishing Pad with the PC set to speed 3. Remember, there is no need to work it in; just apply it with over-lapping strokes and remove.
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