#7 and NXT first try

[pampos]

The car has been washed at a carwash because of the penalty of using water for washing cars : (
I used for first time my rotary polisher with the Dynabrate DA conversion kit.
i used MEGS #83 on orange LC CCS pad
MEGS #80 on 8006 pad
#7 by hand on MEGS foam applicator
NXT by hand on MEGS foam applicator

THE CAR BEFORE






















SOME 50/50 PICS AND AFTER PICS
most of AFTER were taken the next day so excuse for some dust on the car.































comments, critics and suggestions are always welcome and necessary
Thanks for looking

[Quick5Oh]

Looks good! Nice work, I love that blue. What car is that?

[pampos]

Looks good! Nice work, I love that blue. What car is that?

TOYOTA YARIS

[ScottB]

NXT has a light cleaner/abrasive called kalcified kaolin and likely removed any benefits from #7. Best to use a carnauba wax (pure) over the glaze.

[pampos]

NXT has a light cleaner/abrasive called kalcified kaolin and likely removed any benefits from #7. Best to use a carnauba wax (pure) over the glaze.

I didn't knew that...that means that i have to apply NXT 2.0 without anything else??

[supercharged]

NXT has a light cleaner/abrasive called kalcified kaolin and likely removed any benefits from #7. Best to use a carnauba wax (pure) over the glaze.

I really don't understand Meguiar's theory of using a synthetic wax over a glaze. That glaze if for carnauba waxes, not for synthetic. Glaze, unless specifically formulated to work with a sealant, will always weaken synthetic wax durability, it simply will not let it bond properly...
Maybe Meguiar's are republicans, they want that durability to be short, so you wax more often and buy more wax...

[ScottB]

if you want a glaze (often used for its filling or additional wetness properties) and using a sealant then look to the new Poorboys offerings. One is light and other for darker colors. Unfortunately oils and sealants dont usually mix well otherwise.