No, but I'd be interested to see how it stacks up to there gold class wax product.
question about Meguiars wax
Is there a difference between the Meguiars Tech Wax and Meguiars Spray Wax? I'm looking for a good wax, and Meguiars comes highly recommended. I just want one wax, I'm not the guy who likes to go through the whole 5 step process. Just one for me. I know there are tons of threads on waxing on this forum, but does any1 know the diff between these two? No one has really mentioned the spray wax around here.
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From my reading on all the wax threads, the NXT spray and paste are identical except for personal preference of the form it comes in. One is recommended over the other if using a machine to apply it, but I can't recall right now which. The (very rough) breakdown I've seen is that about 75% of folks around here prefer the spray and the rest prefer the paste.
As far as the Meguires Gold... I'm pretty sure that the NXT tech wax is now their top of the line wax, though the two might just have different purposes. I gather most people using meguires on their new stangs are using the NXT.
hope that helps. I believe there was a specific Meguires titled thread a while back that went into more detail.
As far as the Meguires Gold... I'm pretty sure that the NXT tech wax is now their top of the line wax, though the two might just have different purposes. I gather most people using meguires on their new stangs are using the NXT.
hope that helps. I believe there was a specific Meguires titled thread a while back that went into more detail.
I read in one thread that the tech wax was better than the gold wax. Kinda wonder about the spray...seems easier to appply. Any other opinions?Vandil said:No, but I'd be interested to see how it stacks up to there gold class wax product.
That helps. Thanks! I think I posted my last comment at the same time so i didnt read your post. I tihnk I'll go out and buy some NXT spray.Cornelius said:From my reading on all the wax threads, the NXT spray and paste are identical except for personal preference of the form it comes in. One is recommended over the other if using a machine to apply it, but I can't recall right now which. The (very rough) breakdown I've seen is that about 75% of folks around here prefer the spray and the rest prefer the paste.
As far as the Meguires Gold... I'm pretty sure that the NXT tech wax is now their top of the line wax, though the two might just have different purposes. I gather most people using meguires on their new stangs are using the NXT.
hope that helps. I believe there was a specific Meguires titled thread a while back that went into more detail.
THe NXT uses nanotechnology.tw0scoops123 said:I read in one thread that the tech wax was better than the gold wax. Kinda wonder about the spray...seems easier to appply. Any other opinions?
I don't trust it, as that stuff can invade cells.
I bought the NXT, and it looks good, but the color of the paint looks - I dunno, silvery. On black the Gold Class looks warmer.
I'm using it until it's gone, then I'm switching back.
LOL. Nanotechnology? What are you smoking?kscoyote said:THe NXT uses nanotechnology.
I don't trust it, as that stuff can invade cells.
I bought the NXT, and it looks good, but the color of the paint looks - I dunno, silvery. On black the Gold Class looks warmer.
I'm using it until it's gone, then I'm switching back.
That ESP (engineered synthetic polymer) tech is a nano-polymer. That's how it fills scratches.tw0scoops123 said:LOL. Nanotechnology? What are you smoking?
I know, man! Didn't they see that Star Trek episode where those little nanites got loose and took control of the Enterprise??? You can never be too careful with that nanotechnology!kscoyote said:THe NXT uses nanotechnology.
I don't trust it, as that stuff can invade cells.
ja-ja!drbino said:I know, man! Didn't they see that Star Trek episode where those little nanites got loose and took control of the Enterprise??? You can never be too careful with that nanotechnology!
No, there are no little nano-bots (yet), but the polymers aren't that different than asbestos in a lot of ways . . .
animal testing has shown significant cancer risks - I just don't trust it.
I'm firing up another heater right now, in response to Coyote's last comment...
?????zregime said:I'm firing up another heater right now, in response to Coyote's last comment...
:?:
I think that meant he was going for a smoke.:thumbsupkscoyote said:?????
:?:
So.....does anyone recommend any other wax. Right now I'm using Turtle Wax Platinum
I've always used Meguires step1, 2 &3, then finished with Gold Class.tw0scoops123 said:So.....does anyone recommend any other wax. Right now I'm using Turtle Wax Platinum
i've used the nxt spray wax on my black GT. i like the results a lot but when buffing off the dried wax turns to a fine white powder and gets everywhere....especially shows up on black too
i too drive a Black Stang and i swear by the meguires gold class wax..tw0scoops123 said:Is there a difference between the Meguiars Tech Wax and Meguiars Spray Wax? I'm looking for a good wax, and Meguiars comes highly recommended. I just want one wax, I'm not the guy who likes to go through the whole 5 step process. Just one for me. I know there are tons of threads on waxing on this forum, but does any1 know the diff between these two? No one has really mentioned the spray wax around here.
Chalk up another vote for Gold Class on black!!!! Three days ago, I tried the NXT on the hood first and can't say I cared for it...switched back to Gold Class immediately. Maybe I was a little impatient and didn't let it dry to a complete haze,but I've been using Gold Class for a number of years, and have been quite pleased with the results on any of my black vehicles ( my 'vert and pickup are black vehicles number four and five.... i'm not real original when it comes to color choices!!) As the man said- "You can have any color you want,as long as it's black!!!!"
Using any chemical be it wax or any petroleum product can absorbed through the skin.Use latex or some type of rubber gloves when polishing your car. Many chemicals used can get right in the nervous system and cause problems later in life.
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