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I just bought the NXT Tech Wax 2.0 (the box one) and the bottle inside doesnt say 2.0 and looks like the old bottle (1.0), is it suppose to be like that ?
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Where did you buy it?
I bought NXT at Wal Mart once and it turn out the bottle did not say 2.0 but the box did.Joel
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Could you possibly upload a picture for us to see? I know this has been a problem before, and I believe Customer Service will gladly replace your bottle for a new bottle of NXT 2.0.1998 Supermarine Blue Pearl Honda CR-VComment
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At Wal-Mart in Canada, the box says 2.0 but the bottle doesnt.Originally posted by Carfire View Post
I will try to get a pic later today.
I was wondering why I see pics of the 2.0 bottle online and they say 2.0 on it but mines dont. Weird.Comment
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Do I use Tech Wax on windows and headlights ?Comment
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I bought some at a Pep-Boys, and it was what the box says it was
Works great, and smells good too! 
Newb!
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Hum, sounds like someone could have swapped them out? I'd complain to Wal Mart or Meguiar's, if you find out for sure what was inside wasn't the same as the box told you it would be.Comment
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Here is a quote from Mike Pennington which should clear things up for you: Post #13Originally posted by Eddystone View Post
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In digging deeper into this, we discovered there was a label mistake made during Mfg. on Tech Wax part # G12718C, which is distributed in Canada only.
The original Tech Wax labels were used by mistake on 2.0 bottles....However, we can assure you that any Tech Wax in a 2.0 box, definitely contains 2.0 liquid regardless of the label on the bottle. Corrective action has been taken, and we do apologize for the confusion.
We want you to know that using incorrect labels to "run inventory down" is not practiced here at Meguiar's. A was a simple mistake that was made.
We hope you understand.
Mike
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Mike Pennington
Director of Training and Consumer Relations
Meguiar's, Inc.
mpennington@meguiars.com
I hope this helps!
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I have a film on my car now after using NXT 2.0 "BOX" bottle. Am I doing something wrong ?Comment
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Originally posted by Eddystone View Post
Usually this is caused by one of two things:
1. Applying too much product. You need to apply the product ultra thin. Applying it too thick can lead to problem number 2
2. Not allowing the product to set-up before removal. You need to allow at least 15 minutes before attempting to wipe off. However, this time can be affected by several things including temperature and humidity. So what is suggested is using the Swipe Test. After waiting ~15 min, take a clean finger and quicky "swipe" a spot of the residue. If the paint comes out clear with no smearing where you swiped, then it is ready to remove. If not, you need to give it more time.
Remove the product with a good quality microfiber towel.
I hope this helps!
TimComment
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You can use NXT Wax on Paint, Headlights, and some Wheels.
Apply NXT Wax with the Applicator it came with.
Allow to haze, swipe a finger across the waxed area, if all of the wax is removed from the swipe, than it has cured long enough to remove with a Microfiber Towel.
You do not need a large amount of wax at all.
You want to apply 2 thin coats!
The Film, is from not removing it all the way. Use less product, so there will be less film to remove
Matt
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Originally posted by Megafast13 View PostYou can use NXT Wax on Paint, Headlights, and some Wheels.
Apply NXT Wax with the Applicator it came with.
Allow to haze, swipe a finger across the waxed area, if all of the wax is removed from the swipe, than it has cured long enough to remove with a Microfiber Towel.
You do not need a large amount of wax at all.
You want to apply 2 thin coats!
The Film, is from not removing it all the way. Use less product, so there will be less film to remove
I just said that in the post before, if you had taken the time to read it. You seem to continually re-post the same answers that were previously given in many threads. You are very new to detailing and should perhaps take the time to learn from practical experience rather than simply re-stating information that has already been given.
TimComment
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So it's not to be used on windows ?Comment
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no it should not be.. not running in the defence off.. but to clarify.. what Megafast13 mentioned is the "swipe test" that was not mentioed in your thread Tim...
As all have menitoned.. I know personally I apply to much Nxt myself and need to improve my technique...good luck though and let us know how you go..Comment
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I think I may have applied too much last time. Is there any way to remove the "film?"
Just buff it?Newb!Comment
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