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Old 14-Aug-2006, 04:42 PM
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Good spray on type wax

Does anyone have any advice or comments on the spray on type wax? I'm guessing they are not as good as regular wax, but I'm way to lazy to spend hours waxing a car. I was looking at ...

EagleOne Nano Wax and Meguiar's NXT Next Generation Tech Wax.
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Old 14-Aug-2006, 04:51 PM
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meguiars nxt gen wax is great for temporary protection, after a couple weeks your back to where you were before. However i have never seen the nxt gen wax in a spray version.
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Meguiar's NXT Next Generation Tech Wax, its what I use between a full polish/wax.
 
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I does come int he spray right? I did see it on the Mcguires site, but its US based.
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I does come int he spray right? I did see it on the Mcguires site, but its US based.
Yep, I have a bottle of it.
 
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Spray or no spray you still have to spend time working it into the paint.
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Old 15-Aug-2006, 11:17 PM
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This is a reflection off of the door, after yesterday's rain. I gave it a wash and just sprayed on the NXT wax. BUT also this is after 7hrs of labour and over $350 worth of materials lastweek.



 
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^^Insane...thats some amazing work freddy
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Why would you airbrush a pic of yourself on your car Freddy.
Just kidding, looks great.
 
Old 16-Aug-2006, 12:28 AM
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Thats one hell of a mirror shine Freddy. Great work bud.


I heard fukken wax works well as well.
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have u guys heard of Meguiars #7 show car shine? or somethin like that...heard it's a real good wax...i went to crappy tire but they didnt have it...anybody have experience with it?
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have u guys heard of Meguiars #7 show car shine?
 
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any idea where to get it? does crappy tire normally carry it? someone said here on TCC in another thread i think that crappy tire does carry it, cuz they do have meguiar products, just didnt see the #7, but yea, anyone have first hand experience?
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any idea where to get it? does crappy tire normally carry it? someone said here on TCC in another thread i think that crappy tire does carry it, cuz they do have meguiar products, just didnt see the #7, but yea, anyone have first hand experience?
Yeah I have first hand experience...look in the pic above. I picked mine up from Part Source.
 
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ooh, isnt that with the NXT wax? or are they the same thing more or less? cuz crappy tire had the NXT wax, but not the #7 show car...unless NXT is the same thing n i didnt read the label properly lol
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ooh, isnt that with the NXT wax? or are they the same thing more or less? cuz crappy tire had the NXT wax, but not the #7 show car...unless NXT is the same thing n i didnt read the label properly lol
I just use the NXT wax between my fullout polish/wax treatment using a Porter Cable and all of the necessary pads, scratch/swirl removers, polish and wax. I just use it mainly so the wax lasts longer.
 
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ah alrite thanks, i'll go look around part source or other crappy tires, thanks.
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ah alrite thanks, i'll go look around part source or other crappy tires, thanks.
Just to let you know, its an oil based polish...apply thin layers.
 
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I have 2 bottles of #7. Stuff works very well.
 
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On my dad's Tacoma.






 


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