Re: wax question
No offense intended, Michael. That's why I prefaced my post with IMHO. What my eyes see on my cars is likely different from others' views.
I've been on the hunt for years for LSP which adds to the superb gloss I get from old reliable M07, without streaks or smears on my delicate single stage burgundy lacquer. After trying all the products pictured below, plus many "boutique" waxes I borrowed from friends, plus a bunch of unlabeled samples from wholesale detail suppliers, I chose NXT as my "go to" product. Finally, after joining this forum and reading an endless amount of past and current posts, I found the level of gloss I had been seeking, by topping NXT with M26. I only wish I would have found this place sooner, as the great advice to be found here would have saved me a bunch of money and effort.
Bill
PS to Executionerhk: Use my pictures with your wife for your benefit.
You were thoughtful enough of her wishes to do serious research in order to make the most of your detailing supply expense. Other wackos like me just went out and spent money based on someone's recommendations and weren't satisfied. Here's another shot of some of the polishes and glazes on my shelves.
Originally posted by Michael Stoops
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I've been on the hunt for years for LSP which adds to the superb gloss I get from old reliable M07, without streaks or smears on my delicate single stage burgundy lacquer. After trying all the products pictured below, plus many "boutique" waxes I borrowed from friends, plus a bunch of unlabeled samples from wholesale detail suppliers, I chose NXT as my "go to" product. Finally, after joining this forum and reading an endless amount of past and current posts, I found the level of gloss I had been seeking, by topping NXT with M26. I only wish I would have found this place sooner, as the great advice to be found here would have saved me a bunch of money and effort.
Bill
PS to Executionerhk: Use my pictures with your wife for your benefit.
You were thoughtful enough of her wishes to do serious research in order to make the most of your detailing supply expense. Other wackos like me just went out and spent money based on someone's recommendations and weren't satisfied. Here's another shot of some of the polishes and glazes on my shelves.
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