Meguiars NXT Tech wax works wonders!!!
Sorry for the quality of the pics, but this is a 99 Milano Red Civic whose paint has took a beating of 5 years of the Arizona sun. This wax works wonders, just after the first coat. Im sure it will look better after more coats.




NXT Tech wax gets




NXT Tech wax gets
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i just 3 steped my black hatch and i used the gold class wax for the 3rd step instead of the regular wax
it looked like glass.
now i am gonna 3 step my milano red 00 ex and instead of using the gold class wax i will try the nxt
i just 3 steped my black hatch and i used the gold class wax for the 3rd step instead of the regular wax
it looked like glass.now i am gonna 3 step my milano red 00 ex and instead of using the gold class wax i will try the nxt
S100 is great, too. It creates perhaps the deepest gloss I've ever seen, but this Meguiars stuff looks pretty good.
How are you applying it and where did you get it. Looks great.
How are you applying it and where did you get it. Looks great.
It costs $14.99. All local stores will have it soon. Walmart and autoparts stores. We havent got it on the west coast yet, so I ordered directly from Meguiars. Applied just like any other wax. Foam applicator, buff to remove.
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all you used was wax? on a car that sat like that i would have went with the 4 step
after wash
1. clay
2. meguiars "step 1" paint cleaner system - by hand
3. turtle wax Color Cure polish for whatever color your car is -by hand (in your case red. )
4. final wax with whatever deep gloss carnuba or whatever u like. -with a buffer .. i used the Show Car Glaze from meguiars on my 240..
after wash
1. clay
2. meguiars "step 1" paint cleaner system - by hand
3. turtle wax Color Cure polish for whatever color your car is -by hand (in your case red. )
4. final wax with whatever deep gloss carnuba or whatever u like. -with a buffer .. i used the Show Car Glaze from meguiars on my 240..
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by MTK Kommander »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">all you used was wax? on a car that sat like that i would have went with the 4 step
after wash
1. clay
2. meguiars "step 1" paint cleaner system - by hand
3. turtle wax Color Cure polish for whatever color your car is -by hand (in your case red. )
4. final wax with whatever deep gloss carnuba or whatever u like. -with a buffer .. i used the Show Car Glaze from meguiars on my 240.. </TD></TR></TABLE>
I agree, the car needs a clay bar bad, just didnt have one at the time. How does the step 1 cleaner work?
after wash
1. clay
2. meguiars "step 1" paint cleaner system - by hand
3. turtle wax Color Cure polish for whatever color your car is -by hand (in your case red. )
4. final wax with whatever deep gloss carnuba or whatever u like. -with a buffer .. i used the Show Car Glaze from meguiars on my 240.. </TD></TR></TABLE>
I agree, the car needs a clay bar bad, just didnt have one at the time. How does the step 1 cleaner work?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 95TEG »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> How does the step 1 cleaner work?</TD></TR></TABLE>
it works awesome.. makes the paint nice n clean, perfectly prepared for wax.. especially after clay.. clay makes the paint smooth as a baby's bottom.. the color cure stuff will even make little light scratches n stuff disappear for the most part.. plus the actual polish itself is red so it will make the paint look nice afterward..
it works awesome.. makes the paint nice n clean, perfectly prepared for wax.. especially after clay.. clay makes the paint smooth as a baby's bottom.. the color cure stuff will even make little light scratches n stuff disappear for the most part.. plus the actual polish itself is red so it will make the paint look nice afterward..
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JDMDA9 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">S100 is great, too. It creates perhaps the deepest gloss I've ever seen, but this Meguiars stuff looks pretty good.
How are you applying it and where did you get it. Looks great.</TD></TR></TABLE>
S100 is some good stuff. Took advantage of the no rain today and did a quick coat of it on my SI. No pictures cause it got dark and is supposed to rain later but it made a difference. Didn't realize how badly it needed a wax jub untill I did it and saw the results tonight.
How are you applying it and where did you get it. Looks great.</TD></TR></TABLE>
S100 is some good stuff. Took advantage of the no rain today and did a quick coat of it on my SI. No pictures cause it got dark and is supposed to rain later but it made a difference. Didn't realize how badly it needed a wax jub untill I did it and saw the results tonight.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by MTK Kommander »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">all you used was wax? on a car that sat like that i would have went with the 4 step
after wash
1. clay
2. meguiars "step 1" paint cleaner system - by hand
3. turtle wax Color Cure polish for whatever color your car is -by hand (in your case red. )
4. final wax with whatever deep gloss carnuba or whatever u like. -with a buffer .. i used the Show Car Glaze from meguiars on my 240.. </TD></TR></TABLE>
He's my process I used on my car. Got rid of about 70% of the swirls and made a lot of the touch ups and deeper scratches much less noticeable. All step were applied with a Porter Cable 7424 polisher and the pad listed. These products are some of the best on the market, and are what the Concours guys swear by:
Yellow pad- prep with Mezerna Intensive Polish, then followed up with Meguiars Medallion Cleanser and P21S Cleanser
White pad- polish with Mezerna Final Polish. Very difficult to apply, but I think this step makes the difference. Great product.
Black Pad- about 4 coats of S100, wiped off with my finest ($25) microfiber towel.
I got the car looking a **** load better than I ever thought was possible. Before, the paint was dull, blemished and lifeless. Now, it's very rich (for being Frost White), clearer and brighter.
after wash
1. clay
2. meguiars "step 1" paint cleaner system - by hand
3. turtle wax Color Cure polish for whatever color your car is -by hand (in your case red. )
4. final wax with whatever deep gloss carnuba or whatever u like. -with a buffer .. i used the Show Car Glaze from meguiars on my 240.. </TD></TR></TABLE>
He's my process I used on my car. Got rid of about 70% of the swirls and made a lot of the touch ups and deeper scratches much less noticeable. All step were applied with a Porter Cable 7424 polisher and the pad listed. These products are some of the best on the market, and are what the Concours guys swear by:
Yellow pad- prep with Mezerna Intensive Polish, then followed up with Meguiars Medallion Cleanser and P21S Cleanser
White pad- polish with Mezerna Final Polish. Very difficult to apply, but I think this step makes the difference. Great product.
Black Pad- about 4 coats of S100, wiped off with my finest ($25) microfiber towel.
I got the car looking a **** load better than I ever thought was possible. Before, the paint was dull, blemished and lifeless. Now, it's very rich (for being Frost White), clearer and brighter.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JDMDA9 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> Now, it's very rich (for being Frost White), clearer and brighter.</TD></TR></TABLE>
that sounds like an awesome job.. i would love to see pics of this if possible.
that sounds like an awesome job.. i would love to see pics of this if possible.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b00st »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">would one of those bottles be enough to wax a whole car? sorry, i have no experience with waxing what so ever
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It's am 18 0z. bottle. Good for around 15-25 waxes/coats...
</TD></TR></TABLE>It's am 18 0z. bottle. Good for around 15-25 waxes/coats...



