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Convert NXT 2.0 Paste to Liquid?

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  • Convert NXT 2.0 Paste to Liquid?

    Hi all. I would like to ask if it is possible to convert/melt/dilute the NXT 2.0 Tech Wax Paste to Liquid form? I am currently using the paste, and was thinking of adding the polycharger wax booster to it, but the requirement from their official website states compatibility to the liquid form only. If anyone could advise that would be great, thanks.

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    Re: Convert NXT 2.0 Paste to Liquid?

    Pretty sure you would have to buy the liquid version. They are completely formulations even though they are the same product.

    Anyways, NXT is an amazing product, there is not need to add anything to it!

    If you want a "wax booster" follow up with Ultimate Quik Wax every couple weeks.
    Matt

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      Re: Convert NXT 2.0 Paste to Liquid?

      Originally posted by Megafast13 View Post
      Pretty sure you would have to buy the liquid version. They are completely formulations even though they are the same product.

      Anyways, NXT is an amazing product, there is not need to add anything to it!

      If you want a "wax booster" follow up with Ultimate Quik Wax every couple weeks.

      What he said!

      I once put swirls in my paint just to see what it looked like.

      I don't always detail cars, but when I do, I prefer Meguiar's.
      Remove swirls my friends.

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        Re: Convert NXT 2.0 Paste to Liquid?

        I would like to ask if it is possible to convert/melt/dilute the NXT 2.0 Tech Wax Paste to Liquid form?
        In my opinion it is not possible without rendering the product useless. Paste wax is not simply a thickened up liquid one.

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