View Full Version : nxt paste wax, holy mother of god
Well, i've been using the NXT liquid wax almost ever since it came out. I've used it all, zaino, tropicare, klasse, Pinnnacle souverne you name it i've used it. This NXT paste was is the BEST stuff I've ever used. I found it EXTREMLY easy to apply very thing coats, and it came off with NO effort at all. NO white dusting, no oily aftermath, nothing, just a nice clean removal. I tried the paste thinking 'oh, it will just be the same as the liquid but hopefully last a little longer'. WRONG. It's like a totally different product, much smoother going on and off, doesn't 'stick' or gum up your MF towel when you are removing it. It does have the typical NXT rather 'plasticy' shine. But the paste seems to give the paint a little more depth. Today, I started by dusting off the truck with some final inspection then i applied the 1st thing coat, followed by another misting of final inspection to gloss it up a little bit, and then one last thin coat of the paste. These pics are after the 1st coat, as I was already losing light and knew i wouldnt have time for pics if i waited any longer. I am VERY pleased. The pics really dont do the finish much justice, there light was fading fast and I'm a shitty photographer. Hopefully I can get some better pictures this weekend in some direct sun to show off how the filling properties of the stuff makes my paint appear absolutley swirl free.
http://img235.exs.cx/img235/4954/nxt10om.jpg
http://img235.exs.cx/img235/8895/nxt20ky.jpg
http://img235.exs.cx/img235/3554/nxt37pw.jpg
http://img235.exs.cx/img235/7867/nxt44cy.jpg
http://img222.exs.cx/img222/2070/nxt57bo.jpg
J.W.H.
03-10-2005, 10:28 PM
Great reflections :head: I have always been a fan of Meguiars' products, and I will definitely be trying the NXT soon.
Wow! Nothing looks better than paint with shine and depth. Good job!
thanks guys. This NXT paste is honestly the best stuff I've ever used. The pics look good, but dont even come close to doing the paint justice, especially after i put that second coat on. I'm interested to see how long the paste lasts compared to the liquid, but honestly, when it only takes 20 minutes to put on and take off a coat, I really couldn't care less how often i have to do it.
quiksilverz71
03-10-2005, 11:06 PM
Damn that looks great! I've been using the NXT liquid for awhile too, might have to try the paste.
Claye
03-10-2005, 11:48 PM
Looks great man! Good job. You should follow with some Meguiars No. 26 High-Tech Yellow Wax and you'll really see a difference!!
Noble
03-11-2005, 12:00 AM
where do you buy that stuff?
where do you buy that stuff?
picked it up at autozone for about $13
Toddopotamus
03-11-2005, 12:49 AM
Wow that is like a mirror finish!!!!! I am lovin it, I just got some NXT liquid so when that rus out I am deffinitely going for some paste!!
Black Iced
03-11-2005, 08:46 AM
nice job. question for you, what color is your truck? it looks to be a dark blue, is that correct?
the only reason i say that is because on the shot of the hood where you can barely see the top of the grille, i see some blue. it looks like my truck. i had it painted black and added some blue pearl to it. it can only be seen in direct light, otherwise it looks straight black.
Claye
03-11-2005, 12:26 PM
where do you buy that stuff?
Here's some links for buying all that stuff:
http://properautocare.com/
http://www.premiumautocare.com/meguiars.html
http://www.autogeek.net/
Get your Microfiber Towels here:
http://pakshak.com
For a better place to learn way more go here:
http://autopia.org/
Be sure to click on "Learn" at the top of the page for tons of how-to's and facts about car detailing!
Mighty Hd
03-11-2005, 02:17 PM
You should try some Menzerna FMJ Jeezus!
Noble
03-11-2005, 04:25 PM
Here's some links for buying all that stuff:
http://properautocare.com/
http://www.premiumautocare.com/meguiars.html
http://www.autogeek.net/
Get your Microfiber Towels here:
http://pakshak.com
For a better place to learn way more go here:
http://autopia.org/
Be sure to click on "Learn" at the top of the page for tons of how-to's and facts about car detailing!
Thanks man, im always looking for ways to get that shine!!
nice job. question for you, what color is your truck? it looks to be a dark blue, is that correct?
the only reason i say that is because on the shot of the hood where you can barely see the top of the grille, i see some blue. it looks like my truck. i had it painted black and added some blue pearl to it. it can only be seen in direct light, otherwise it looks straight black.
It's a new color for '05, dark blue metallic, its like indigo, but darker. Its especially hard to tell in these pics since I'm taking them for reflection purposes. I'll try to take some pics of the full truck tomorrow if the weather holds..
4mcrue
03-11-2005, 09:15 PM
I will have to give it a try, paste better than liquid NXT?
Looks good and shiny
I will have to give it a try, paste better than liquid NXT?
Looks good and shiny
its much better IMO, i've used the liquid for the past year and I'm blown away by the paste.
how many threads did u make with theese pics? like 4?
:lol: 2
what can i say? im proud of my work :lol:
Claye
03-11-2005, 11:58 PM
its much better IMO, i've used the liquid for the past year and I'm blown away by the paste.
The paste is actually the same as the liquid. It's the same exact product. Nothing has changed. The paste goes on better because you can spread it around a lot better if you're doing it by hand. But if any of you own a PC or any other brand DA buffer liquid is better for you. Also using a buffer is always going to be better than by hand because you can get into all the little pores of the clear coat much much better. Plus you won't have a sore arm from rubbing it in all day either.
The paste is actually the same as the liquid. It's the same exact product. Nothing has changed. The paste goes on better because you can spread it around a lot better if you're doing it by hand. But if any of you own a PC or any other brand DA buffer liquid is better for you. Also using a buffer is always going to be better than by hand because you can get into all the little pores of the clear coat much much better. Plus you won't have a sore arm from rubbing it in all day either.
yes its the same, yes you are better, yes your PC owns anyother buffer that could possibly exist and you know infintly more about any aspect of detailing than anybody else. You've read autopia and take what they say as gospel and throw up a few links every now and then. Congrat-u-fuckin-lations.
Juan!
03-12-2005, 01:49 AM
yes its the same, yes you are better, yes your PC owns anyother buffer that could possibly exist and you know infintly more about any aspect of detailing than anybody else. You've read autopia and take what they say as gospel and throw up a few links every now and then. Congrat-u-fuckin-lations.
:shrug:
yes its the same, yes you are better, yes your PC owns anyother buffer that could possibly exist and you know infintly more about any aspect of detailing than anybody else. You've read autopia and take what they say as gospel and throw up a few links every now and then. Congrat-u-fuckin-lations.
chill.
Claye
03-12-2005, 07:44 AM
yes its the same, yes you are better, yes your PC owns anyother buffer that could possibly exist and you know infintly more about any aspect of detailing than anybody else. You've read autopia and take what they say as gospel and throw up a few links every now and then. Congrat-u-fuckin-lations.
:word: dude chiil out. Good Lord! :nono: You're the one that came on here saying that the paste was a better product than the liquid. I was just stating that it's not a different product. It's the same product. That's all I stated to you. And why do I read Autopia? Because it's made up of "Professional" detailers who are members. They know a whole lot more than I do. I've learned much through that site as well as through my years of experience with detailing. If someone on this site wants help in that area that I'm familiar with, such as detailing, I'm going to help them out. Just like I would with any other area of this site. Cause guess what? That's why we have this site. To help each other out. Why do I keep saying my PC buffer is good? Because it is. It's a very good, easy to use buffer that you can get results with. You can also ask other members on here that use that same buffer and ask them why they use it. Because it's good! Same reason we all drive GM's on this site.
Bluedogg
03-12-2005, 09:58 AM
I would ban him!!!
Who pissed in his corn flakes
I detect jelousy
:word: dude chiil out. Good Lord! :nono: You're the one that came on here saying that the paste was a better product than the liquid. I was just stating that it's not a different product. It's the same product. That's all I stated to you. And why do I read Autopia? Because it's made up of "Professional" detailers who are members. They know a whole lot more than I do. I've learned much through that site as well as through my years of experience with detailing. If someone on this site wants help in that area that I'm familiar with, such as detailing, I'm going to help them out. Just like I would with any other area of this site. Cause guess what? That's why we have this site. To help each other out. Why do I keep saying my PC buffer is good? Because it is. It's a very good, easy to use buffer that you can get results with. You can also ask other members on here that use that same buffer and ask them why they use it. Because it's good! Same reason we all drive GM's on this site.
If we are going to play the guess what game, then hey claye, guess what? I probably own ALL the same products you do, I own your precious little PC buffer, and yes it is a great product, I love it for applying polishes and the like where using such a buffer is actually beneficial. I'm not attacking your detailing knowledge or anything of the sort. I am just tired of the fact that since we do things just slightly differently that you feel the need to always 'correct' me and tell me that your way is better because in your head you know more.
Claye
03-12-2005, 03:08 PM
If we are going to play the guess what game, then hey claye, guess what? I probably own ALL the same products you do, I own your precious little PC buffer, and yes it is a great product, I love it for applying polishes and the like where using such a buffer is actually beneficial. I'm not attacking your detailing knowledge or anything of the sort. I am just tired of the fact that since we do things just slightly differently that you feel the need to always 'correct' me and tell me that your way is better because in your head you know more.
Dude I"m not correcting your detailing skills. But when someone says that the paste is a better product than the liquid when in fact it's the same exact product, I am going to say something.
hd2004
03-12-2005, 08:56 PM
Good job Claye, don't see what the problem is. You have helped alot of people and I don't undertsand the attitude. Everyone has the right to share their opinion, but should do so in a professional manner. Just my 2 cents worth.
DirtyBlackHoe
03-13-2005, 01:26 AM
damn what the hell is that dudes problem...brush that shit off Claye.
Claye
03-13-2005, 01:28 AM
damn what the hell is that dudes problem...brush that shit off Claye.
:LOL: :word:
Bluedogg
03-13-2005, 08:45 AM
He might of had a fight with his boyfriend or something
4mcrue
04-06-2005, 05:58 PM
Stupid thread and argument, I just wanted to add that I tried the NXT paste this past weekend, and I like it better than the liquid (I know it's the same product), but it's been years since I used a paste. I had good results, better than liquid. It's so shiny, I just can't believe how good NXT is, and I bought it at wal-mart!
02blksilverado
04-15-2005, 12:55 AM
You didnt like Souveran??? I loved it!!! I dont think anything could be easier. I havent tried NXT Paste but I will pick some up asap if its that good!
check the dates on this thread bro, it was forever ago. Claye and I are cool now as far as I'm concerned.
Well, I've seen other problems too. Glad to hear tho :handshake Didn't realize how old this thread was, ever since I saw the finish the NXT gave you I've been wanting to try it. Glad I did.
glad you had good results. If you dont mind I would actually appreciate a PM outlining the 'problems' you've seen. Other than the past issue with claye I honestly can't recall anything else...
Claye
04-15-2005, 08:49 AM
:word: Me and JoeJ are cool now. You can't let something like "wax" or "detailing" get in the way. That's really not something to fuss about it! :anitoof: He does his detailing almost like me, as far as the products he uses, but we also use them slightly different too. Which is ok. He gets results with the way he does things and so do I. Which is fine with me. :shake:
:word: differing opinions are what leads to innnovation and better products and methods. :shake:
carterbeauford
04-16-2005, 12:49 PM
and I bought it at wal-mart!
nice! i figured NXT was some obscure-ass wax you had to order online from a detailing store, the fact that its available at walmart sealed the deal. i'll go pick some up if you don't mind seeing it on a dodge :D
carterbeauford
04-17-2005, 10:42 PM
NXT paste wax is unimpressive. did my hood and fenders and they looked like shit. i didn't have time to clay and am used to rain-x fast wax that i usually use removing water spots. NXT doesn't. i went over the hood and fenders with rain-x fast wax and they looked a lot better. not sure what the problem is, i applied it according to the directions and used microfiber towels. if anyone wants my virtually unused tin of NXT, they can have it. waste of $13 imo.
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