Question about M21

[Mongoose]

Is it that much better than NXT 2.0? I picked up a bottle at a car show over the weekend from a Meguiars booth and the salesman claimed there is quite a bit of difference in the qualities and abilities of M21 over NXT.

[Murr1525]

Re: Question about M21

The #21 1.0 did seem a lot better than Nxt 1.0.

Haven't gotten to #21 2.0 yet, but never see a bad thing about it.

[Markus Kleis]

Re: Question about M21

The major difference between NXT 2.0 and M21 2.0 is the ability to apply M21 2.0 via rotary with caution - where as the consumer-minded NXT 2.0 lacks certain oils that facilitate high-speed machine application.

As far as looks and protection, the differences are imperceptible.

[Mongoose]

Re: Question about M21

So aside from the rotary potential they're pretty much the same? Is 21 suppose to be purple or did I get a bad bottle? Has anyone noticed a difference in the vehicles appearance and such after application?

[J. A. Michaels]

Re: Question about M21

It is purple. You have a good bottle. I generally use #21 2.0 on the majority of my details. I am obviously happy with the finished results.

[fordf150]

Re: Question about M21

I've used M21 2.0 quite a bit. While i have not personally used NXT, I have seen various claims from users of both that 21 lasts longer. Can't back up those claims, but I can say that #21 has given me a solid 3-4 months of protection for my daily driver when used in conjunction with UQD and UQW.

[Joenok]

Re: Question about M21

I also use #21 a lot. It`s all i ever use for winter protection.

in the summer i #26, but for long lasting protection i tend to start using #21 for all details in the wintertime, from sept. on.
On my own car, I usually do a dual-coat in mid october, and it is still not quite gone when i remove and do my spring detail in april/may
This is a daily driver, driven in arctic enviroment -washed aprx. once a week

[Bill Davidson]

Re: Question about M21

This is a daily driver, driven in arctic enviroment -washed aprx. once a week

Where do you live?

[Joenok]

Re: Question about M21

Where do you live?

Hey Bill, i live in the northern part of Norway.

[Bill Davidson]

Re: Question about M21

Hey Bill, i live in the northern part of Norway.

Wow, you have an amazing country. You are even much further North than I am in Canada. I'd like to visit some day. I have a buddy that lives in Oslo, that I met in Mexico. I'm Icelandic, I'd fit in. I'd love to motorcycle along the fjords.

Back on topic, I can see why you said arctic environment and why you need a wax that lasts in the winter months.

[Joenok]

Re: Question about M21

Wow, you have an amazing country. You are even much further North than I am in Canada. I'd like to visit some day. I have a buddy that lives in Oslo, that I met in Mexico. I'm Icelandic, I'd fit in. I'd love to motorcycle along the fjords.

Back on topic, I can see why you said arctic environment and why you need a wax that lasts in the winter months.

Thanks, Bill! Come on over, we`ll have a detailing party!
While we still are cooping this tread, I actually have some relatives in Edmonton.. go figure.

Ok, back to #21.
I think #21 is probably the most sturdy sealant out there. -But, it also looks really good. On silver/light colored cars it looks just as good as a lot of other waxes out there. Great product.