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NXT Wax
Forgot to mention that the difference from gold class to nxt was noticed on white paint, hope its not just because I expected it to be that way!
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What did you see as being different? I have no experience with gold class... or white paint. -
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I've always used Gold Class liquid wax, or Deep Crystal Carnuaba wax.... I recently tried on NXT 2.0 on a spot on my car, and did my friend's entire car with it. Needless to say it's my new favorite.
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I have no idea where the original conversation started, but I too noticed a big difference, mostly on the side of NXT 2.0. Truly an amazing wax, and literally my only complaint about it is that it stains trim, otherwise it simply the best stuff I have ever used.Comment
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Apply Trim Detailer BEFORE you apply NXT (or any other wax, for that matter). If you go over the trim on accident (since most of the wax bottles say to avoid plastic trim) the Trim Detailer will help save it from being stained, or so I've noticed on my dad's truck and my Mustang...Originally posted by Wolf-Strong View Post
The BEST solution, from what I've seen, is just to use blue painter's tape, as Mike has done in several of the pictures on here, but it's not always readily available for some.Comment
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