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Hey whats up everyone. I have a 2006 civic in pretty good shape. Clayed once a year and last waxed in Decemeber with some 1z glanz. I am planning on first giving it a good wash with gold class, claying it to remove any fall out which i always seem to find on the surface, and giving it a good, well rubbed in coat of this new nxt 2.0 product. I liked the old nxt a lot it just simply did not last long enough. Are multiple coats or layers beneficial to durability? I dont want to do extra pointless work being a college student with little time but i also want good protection on the paint. Thanks guys.
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Re: Clay then nxt 2.0...2nd coat necessary?
You'll love NXT 2.0. Two thin coats is better than 1 thick coat of wax. Not that a thick coat will add extra protection. But it will ensure an even coverage. Just apply the first layer let it dry and after you remove it apply the 2nd thin layer.Jesse
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Re: Clay then nxt 2.0...2nd coat necessary?
To add, it will ensure an even coverage and a more uniform look
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Re: Clay then nxt 2.0...2nd coat necessary?
AH, that's what I was trying to say (uniformed) but my mind went blank.Originally posted by yalerd View PostTo add, it will ensure an even coverage and a more uniform look
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Re: Clay then nxt 2.0...2nd coat necessary?
Originally posted by hemin8r View PostAH, that's what I was trying to say (uniformed) but my mind went blank.
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