Which wax do you prefer

[05PhillyStang]

I know there is no correct answer to this question, but here goes...I'm curious to know which wax everyone prefers: GC liquid, GC paste, NXT liquid, or NXT paste. I know there are other waxes sealants, polymers, etc, so feel free to state your opinion on those products as well.

When answering, be sure to indicate your pre-wax steps, your method of application/removal, as well as the condition and color of your car.

I'll start:

Vehicle: 2005 Mustang GT; Black
Condition: Excellent (New)

Wash: NXT wash, sheet water, dry with Water Magnet

Cleaning, Polish, Waxing: Clay (if needed), apply DC1, DC2, NXT Tech liquid. All are applied by hand using the Gold Class Hi-Tech Foam Applicator pads and removed using Superior Shine Microfiber towels. I've only detailed this car once so I only did one coat of NXT Wax.

Comments: I like this wax becuase it is easy to apply/remove and leaves a deep gloss on my black vehicle. It hasn't been on the car long nough for me to comment on it's durability.

[Beercan31]

Vehicle: 2003 Dodge Dakota 4x4; Black
Daily driver, No garage, No shade to speak of, No garage queen here.
Condition: Above Good below Excellent
Wash: Nxt or Gold Class. sheet water , California water blade, and the Absorber.
Cleaning; Clay bar if needed.
Polish; #82 sfp
Waxing/sealing; #20 toped w/ nxt toped w/ #26
Application method; G-100, w/ w-8006 polishing and w-9006 waxing/sealing.
Removal; Hand, Meguiar's microfiber.

This veh get detailed once every 3-4 or more months(mostly more), washed every week.

I love #20 for the wet look it gives Black and toped with Nxt gives it an unbelievable depth and clarity. the #26 was just to see what the longevity would be like, so far I like it. The #26 was the first time I used this product. Next time I'm going to try #21 as a stand alone to see how long it will stand up to what I do now.

[gb387]

Using Beercans for mat here we go....

Vehicle: 2003 Ford Lightning, Black
Daily driver, Garaged every night, Little to no shade when I am at work.

Condition: Above Good below Excellent

Wash: Gold Class all the way, sheet water then dry with Meguiars Water Magnet.

Cleaning: Clay bar if needed, Either Deep Crystal Paint Cleaner or #80

Polish: #81

Waxing: 2 coats of NXT

Application Method: PC 7424 and W8006 polishing for cleaner, W9006 for polishing and waxing.

Removal: polishes and cleaners by hand with Meguiar's microfibers and NXT with the Ultimate Bonnet.

My vehicle also gets detailed once every 3-4 or more months or more, washed twice a week

Final Comments: I couldn't be happier with NXT seems to last and looks great and a snap to use! I want to start adding #26 to the mix since I have a bottle but just have not gotten around to it.

[romulus]

Vehicle: 2004 Mazda RX8, silver
Daily driver, no garage at home or work, no shade.

Condition: Above Good below Excellent

Wash: Deep Crystal, switched to NXT then dry with Meguiars Water Magnet.

Cleaning: Clay bar before waxing, #80 if time allows

Polish: #7

Waxing: 2 coats of NXT, but experimenting topping with Carnauba waxes (Mother¡¦s California Gold, Next; #26 Hi Tech Yellow wax or #16 if I can get it somewhere; hard to find now )

Application Method: PC 7424 and W8006 for #80, W9006 for waxing. #7 by hand

Removal: Meguiar's microfibers and Ultimate Bonnet.

My vehicle also gets detailed once every 3-4 or more months or more, washed twice a week

Final Comments: So far NXT wax is a winner. Easy on, easy off.