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**ktlimq** · Apr 20, 2005, 05:04 AM

"But please remember not to close the cover too hard"

I agree. I think Meguiars should write warning on the cover.

**tguil** · Apr 30, 2005, 04:45 AM

If you close the cover to tightly you can "pop" it open without unscrewing it. You don't even need a screwdiver.

Tom

**ktlimq** · Apr 30, 2005, 05:34 AM

tguil,
I understand what you mean. It is a clever can design. But there is diffult-to-open range before the cover pops out.

**RamAirV1** · Apr 30, 2005, 01:13 PM

Originally posted by tguil
If you close the cover to tightly you can "pop" it open without unscrewing it. You don't even need a screwdiver.

Tom

So what's the trick then?

RamAirV1

**Nitro** · Jun 1, 2005, 05:29 AM

Re: NXT Paste Wax

Originally posted by sky8811
NXT paste finally reach Singapore and manage to get one to try out yesterday...

I like it very much because applying and buffing is much easier as compared to the liquid form.
It also seem like making the silver metallic paint "more wet" as to the liquid form.

Overall result is

But please remember not to close the cover too hard because that is what happened to me and I have to spend the whole night trying to re-open the cover again

sky8811

Yo bro Sky, hows life man? Where did you get the NXT paste wax from? Autobacs? Not come across it yet leh. How much ah?

**sky8811** · Jun 1, 2005, 07:31 AM

Hi Nitro,

Things are fine except quite buzy lately...
Anyway, I got it directly from our local importor.

**305Cummins** · Jun 8, 2005, 04:49 PM

Should there be any difference in trim staining between the liquid and the paste? I experimented by purposely applying the paste and liquid to a small section of the door handle, and the paste did not seem to stain while the liquid did.

What could be the difference?

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