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I'll be the first to say I'd never been a fan of spray waxes. I really just thought it was kind of a cheap "get you by" to make the car shinier for a customer pick up.
Then I tried some on my wife's 2008 50th anniversary impala. It's Black Granite, which is essentially black with a LOT of metal flake. The finish was already in good condition, I had to use some #80 on the hood when we first got the car to take care of some dealer installed issues (LOL).
So, a wash, dry, and coat of NXT spray later, and I am converted.
Only caveat, really, is do what the instructions say! Let the paint cool, and keep it out of the sun! I had the garage door open when I did the hood (sun shined down on it) and it make the wax more difficult to remove.
But other than that...this stuff is the bee's knees!
Then I tried some on my wife's 2008 50th anniversary impala. It's Black Granite, which is essentially black with a LOT of metal flake. The finish was already in good condition, I had to use some #80 on the hood when we first got the car to take care of some dealer installed issues (LOL).
So, a wash, dry, and coat of NXT spray later, and I am converted.
Only caveat, really, is do what the instructions say! Let the paint cool, and keep it out of the sun! I had the garage door open when I did the hood (sun shined down on it) and it make the wax more difficult to remove.
But other than that...this stuff is the bee's knees!
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