Meguires Nxt
It's hard to beat Meguiers IMO for the money unless you want to get ZAINO. I haven't tried the NXT yet but I think I'll use it next. I start out with there clay bar then go with there cleaner wax then Gold Glass and then to top it off I put a coat of show car glaze on it. BLING BLING tells the rest of the story. Also I have alot of time on my hands if you are wondering.
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I also loved the Gold Class wax, but the NXT trumps even that. It would be great if you could compare the NXT spray wax to the show glaze and tell us how they stack up. I've used the spray wax several times after washing my car and every time I'm like 
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If you like NXT, put on ColorX before NXT.
Here is my process:
1) Wash with Mr. Clean Auto Dry
2) Mother's Clay Bar
3) ScratchX -- 1 or 2 coats (I use my car all year round, even in winter. Your car may not need this)
4) ColorX -- 1 or 2 coats
5) NXT -- 1 or 2 coats
6) RainX on the windows -- this stuff is awesome
I usually do 2 coats of ColorX and NXT
Sometimes I skip the ScratchX or only apply it where needed.
I use terry cloth covered foam applicators to apply the ScratchX/ColorX/NXT and use microfiber towels to wipe them off.
I dont always go through the whole process, usually only when noticable (expecially at the begining of spring). Sometimes I just use Mr. Clean AutoDry and Mother's Quick Detailer (the stuff that somes with the clay bar).
Here is my process:
1) Wash with Mr. Clean Auto Dry
2) Mother's Clay Bar
3) ScratchX -- 1 or 2 coats (I use my car all year round, even in winter. Your car may not need this)
4) ColorX -- 1 or 2 coats
5) NXT -- 1 or 2 coats
6) RainX on the windows -- this stuff is awesome
I usually do 2 coats of ColorX and NXT
Sometimes I skip the ScratchX or only apply it where needed.
I use terry cloth covered foam applicators to apply the ScratchX/ColorX/NXT and use microfiber towels to wipe them off.
I dont always go through the whole process, usually only when noticable (expecially at the begining of spring). Sometimes I just use Mr. Clean AutoDry and Mother's Quick Detailer (the stuff that somes with the clay bar).
Last edited by VIP1; Dec 13, 2004 at 05:56 PM.
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ColorX is made by Meguiar's. You can get it at Walmart (along with NXT). Its a color enhancer. It helps hide fine scrathes and makes the paint look deeper and wetter. Try it and you'll see what I mean. 
Apply it before NXT.
Apply it before NXT. Last edited by VIP1; Dec 14, 2004 at 10:16 AM.
Originally Posted by skewba98z28
It's hard to beat Meguiers IMO for the money unless you want to get ZAINO. I haven't tried the NXT yet but I think I'll use it next. I start out with there clay bar then go with there cleaner wax then Gold Glass and then to top it off I put a coat of show car glaze on it. BLING BLING tells the rest of the story. Also I have alot of time on my hands if you are wondering.
