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#16 vs NXT-2 vs Ultimate Liquid Wax

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  • #16 vs NXT-2 vs Ultimate Liquid Wax

    I have been using NXT (first V1 then V2) for the past 5-6 years with great results. I use, occasionally, Cleaner Wax, Synthetic Sealant and Yellow Wax.

    I just obtained a can of #16 (Professional Paste Wax) and did not try it yet.
    Also, I will try Ultimate Liquid Wax eventually but I cannot get it in Toronto.

    Considering these 3 waxes, which one lasts the longest?

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    Re: #16 vs NXT-2 vs Ultimate Liquid Wax

    I have no experience with the synthetic sealant or the new Ultimate, but here's my opinion of the others arranged from longest-lasting down.
    1. Ultimate ( based on reviews)
    2. NXT
    3. M16
    4. M06-Cleaner Wax
    5. M26-Yellow Wax

    That being said, I like the glow of M16 best, with M26 a close second. My typical path is NXT for protection (to be replaced by Ultimate when supply is exhausted), followed by M26 or M16 for looks. I use cleaner wax when either I'm time-limited or too lazy to do a two or three step process.

    Again, it's just my opinion.

    Bill

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    • #3
      Re: #16 vs NXT-2 vs Ultimate Liquid Wax

      Don't know much about Ultimate Liquid Wax but I have the impression that #16 is the longest lasting wax, that was before the introduction of the Ultimate Wax.

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      • #4
        Re: #16 vs NXT-2 vs Ultimate Liquid Wax

        Ultimate Wax will be your longest lasting wax.

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          Re: #16 vs NXT-2 vs Ultimate Liquid Wax

          Too bad I cannot get Ultimate Liquid Wax in Toronto.

          I will try #16 once the weather gets up to +10C or so.

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