NXT Paste?

[Lynx131]

I am just wondering if meguiars is going to make a paste version of the new nxt wax. I love using my gold class paste, it like using it alot better than liquid. Does anyone know if their gonig to make nxt in paste?

[2000]

I'm question that liquid has become a bigger seller with the increased use of pcs to do the work, so thats probably where the focus is at?

[ebpcivicsi]

Good question, I would like to see a paste version myself.

[rjstaaf]

There is no wax in NXT Tech Wax.

I am sure they could probably make one but, I don't think you would see the same benefit out of a paste version of NXT that you see with carnauba based waxes.

With carnauba waxes solvents are used to soften up the carnauba to arrive at a liquid form. Paste versions just have less of those solvents which leaves the carnauba in a harder form.

[George Wax]

The main reason a lot of Meguiar's waxes do not come in paste form is the simple reason of packaging..It's simply more expensive to manufacture paste waxes..i.e. packaging...

[wlefevre]

I've heard some people say not to apply NXT wax with a PC. Some do, though. What would be the problem applying it with the PC?

[gb387]

Originally posted by wlefevre
I've heard some people say not to apply NXT wax with a PC. Some do, though. What would be the problem applying it with the PC?

I always use my pc works great! I don't think I will ever apply a product by hand ever again!

I think you are just suppose to use a lower speed as not to generate any heat. I think the NXT breaks down or something. I am sure someone else can answer much better!

[2000]

Originally posted by wlefevre
I've heard some people say not to apply NXT wax with a PC. Some do, though. What would be the problem applying it with the PC?

no problems here!

[BigT]

No problems with NXT and PC. I just ran the PC at 2.5 or 3 went on very easy and wiped of with MF very easy.

Tom

[Lynx131]

any word yet? Will we see a NXT paste in the future?

[Mike Phillips]

A paste version of NXT Tech Wax?

Haven't seen anything yet...

Mike

[Beercan31]

I'd leave well enough alone.

NXT tech wax is awesome just the way it is.

I have better results using a PC to apply it then by hand.

[Inzane]

Originally posted by Mike Phillips
A paste version of NXT Tech Wax?

I guess my twist on this bizarre topic would be to bring up the topic again of: what exactly IS NXT?

Its been said that NXT:
- is not carnauba based (but keeping in mind carnauba is only one kind of wax)
- is a "synthetic polymer" - as described on the bottle

That being said, is NXT still defined as a "wax" or should it be considered a "sealant"? (does synthetic polymer = sealant?) If its a wax, then I could possibly see a paste version come out. However, if its clearly NOT a wax and is in fact a "sealant", then how could they make a paste version? Unless I'm mistaken, none of the true (ie. pure) sealants out on the market have a paste version, they are all liquid based only, as far as I know.

Originally posted by Beercan31
I'd leave well enough alone.

NXT tech wax is awesome just the way it is.

I have better results using a PC to apply it then by hand.

Agreed 100%!

[Don]

Originally posted by 2000
no problems here!

Ditto

[Tim Lingor]

Hey,

I have had absolutely no problems applying the NXT Tech Wax. I have always applied it with a PC and a W-9006 Finishing Pad. Then remove the residue with a Meg's Ultimate Bonnet over a clean W-8006 Polishing Pad. The results are awesome!!!

Tim