It's snowing season here in Milwaukee, Wi. So I did some research on car wax to protect my car's paint. I went to Autozone and pick up a bottle of Meguiars NXT Generation Tech Wax and QD.

I went to a touchless carwash machine and rinsed my baby down. Anyhow, it does a good job except for the wheels ( maybe mine were too dirty )

Just a fun fact, water that was left on my car instantly became ice when I got out of machine.

I went home, drove into my garage and test out the NXT. Took me about 45 minutes to complete the whole car. Not too bad compare to other waxes that I used before. Easy on and easy off. Shines and darkens my car. To be frank, this is the best wax that I've ever used. Thus, I am just a rookie on this matter .

Here are some of the pictures that I would like to share after the wax:

 

Very nice!
I love NXT also.

 

I agree on the NXT

 

yes

 

It's my go-to wax.



Looks like you've got a parking light out...

 

I agree, NXT Tech Wax is fantastic stuff. It's inexpensive, readily available, and doesn't need layer after layer just to look good. We use it exclusively at our monthly garage clinics.

Check out our last event last Saturday
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...ad.php?t=35341

Look at this picture. It's a Before and After--well more like an After/Before

The scratched up picture is on the right--note the cobbwebs. I buffed it with a PCDA and a polishing pad using only NXT Tech Wax.


That's one of the coolest things about NXT. Use it with a PCDA that you can buy from Lowes for $99, and you can fully buff out a MINI in 20 minutes--that's the fastest and least painful wax job you will ever have.

In this picture, one of our members, James in the blue shirt, is teaching Nathaniel, the owner of this EB MCS how to properly use the PCDA.


NXT Tech Wax and Meguiar's Rule!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Hey how did my picture get on here!
NXT Rocks, very easy to use and the results are fantastic!

 

Wow what is a big difference. Frankly, here in WI snow every other week so it's very hard for me to keep my car clean and shinny like I wanted it. I just try to protect the paint from the salt and such. However, I would like to get PCDA sometime over the spring or summer, if my budget permits . OctaneGuy, would you like to share with us how use to the PCDA properly?

 

Here is a great write-up on how to use the Porter Cable DA Polisher:


http://www.autopia-carcare.com/inf-pc7424.html

 

I just bought some NXT and put on a little and it's nice! I was skeptical at first but I am convinced now.