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I love the NXT Booster Wax.
After drying the car with the waffle weave microfibre cloth I apply the Booster Wax.
The method I use is to spray it onto a clean foam applicator pad and then apply to the car. I find you don't have to use much with this technique and can put an even thin coat on quickly. For example the hood of my Audi only needs a couple of sprays onto the pad and the roof 2-3 sprays. I can quickly go round the whole car in about 5 minutes. By the time I have finished it is ready for me to take off where I started. I do this with a microfibre Ultimate Wipe and it comes off really easily. I fold the wipe into a quarter and change the buffing surface every now and again. The whole job is done in less than 15 minutes and the car does look like it has just been waxed. In fact I think the gloss is even deeper than with the NXT Tech Wax on its own.
I would definitely recommend applying it with a foam applicator pad as it is easier to put on a nice even thin coat that is easy to remove. I think with what jfelbab described it is likely that it ended up too thick on the car, as although it dries white, the coat is so thin there is no discernable residue. A good microfibre makes removal very easy.
Give it another go. I am sure that once you have worked out an easy way to use it that you will love NXT Booster Spray Wax too
After drying the car with the waffle weave microfibre cloth I apply the Booster Wax.
The method I use is to spray it onto a clean foam applicator pad and then apply to the car. I find you don't have to use much with this technique and can put an even thin coat on quickly. For example the hood of my Audi only needs a couple of sprays onto the pad and the roof 2-3 sprays. I can quickly go round the whole car in about 5 minutes. By the time I have finished it is ready for me to take off where I started. I do this with a microfibre Ultimate Wipe and it comes off really easily. I fold the wipe into a quarter and change the buffing surface every now and again. The whole job is done in less than 15 minutes and the car does look like it has just been waxed. In fact I think the gloss is even deeper than with the NXT Tech Wax on its own.
I would definitely recommend applying it with a foam applicator pad as it is easier to put on a nice even thin coat that is easy to remove. I think with what jfelbab described it is likely that it ended up too thick on the car, as although it dries white, the coat is so thin there is no discernable residue. A good microfibre makes removal very easy.
Give it another go. I am sure that once you have worked out an easy way to use it that you will love NXT Booster Spray Wax too
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