Wax for Mystic Teal Metallic car???
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I've been thinking about trying the NXT Tech Wax 2.0, but Im not too sure. I've been using this stuff: (And yes they are a vendor. Formerly Tropi-Care. Awesome stuff and EXCELLENT service!)
http://www.showroomfx.com/ShowroomFX..._p/sfx-02b.htm
Just wanted to know what other MTM users think of their wax and any suggestions...
http://www.showroomfx.com/ShowroomFX..._p/sfx-02b.htm
Just wanted to know what other MTM users think of their wax and any suggestions...
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I have been using the Meguiars Gold Class paste wax with amazing results. Mine is no longer Mystic Teal, mind you, but it's close being Bermuda Blue Metallic.
I use the swirl remover on my buffer with the softest pad and low setting to take water spots out. It will leave holograming in sometimes if you press too hard or spin it up too fast but the Gold Class takes care of all of that.
I use the swirl remover on my buffer with the softest pad and low setting to take water spots out. It will leave holograming in sometimes if you press too hard or spin it up too fast but the Gold Class takes care of all of that.
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I have been using the Meguiars Gold Class paste wax with amazing results. Mine is no longer Mystic Teal, mind you, but it's close being Bermuda Blue Metallic.
I use the swirl remover on my buffer with the softest pad and low setting to take water spots out. It will leave holograming in sometimes if you press too hard or spin it up too fast but the Gold Class takes care of all of that.
I use the swirl remover on my buffer with the softest pad and low setting to take water spots out. It will leave holograming in sometimes if you press too hard or spin it up too fast but the Gold Class takes care of all of that.
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It's alright by comparison but I really haven't had good luck with liquid waxes in the past. The trick with the paste wax is letting it dry in the shade for about 20 minutes then wiping it off well but not hard.
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LMAO you guys crack me up! And someday if I ever have to repaint my car, Im going to go with BBM aswell. Awesome color! Did you paint your jams? I think it might be really close and would probably just save the money..
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Thank you. I didn't have the painters do the jams but I did them with Duplicolor. It matches pretty close and no one really looks at the door jams unless you are at a car show being judged.