#26 then NXT?

[gb387]

Would I be wasting my time by using #26 then NXT over the top to get the best of a carnuba and a polymer? Has anyone tried it yet?

[rjstaaf]

If the temps will get into the 50s here I was going to try just that combo. #26 has been a favorite of mine for years. Although I really like NXT Tech Wax it does not give my paint the dark warm tone that I like about #26 so I am hoping that by starting with #26 and topping with NXT Tech Wax I can get the best of both worlds.

You can see pics of my car with NXT on it at the webshots link in my sig.

[gb387]

If you do that combo post the pics or let us know how it turned out as compared to the NXT only. About threee weeks ago I did NXT only and I still have a nearly full bottle of #26 and I hate to let it go to waste.

Your car looks great!

[Mosca]

I did the NXT over Gold Class and it came out very nice;

http://images.cardomain.com/member_images/4/web/220000-220999/220856_153_full.jpg

I would think that NXT would go over#26 as well.

Tom

[Scottwax]

IMO, it is never a waste of time to try different combinations. I would think the paste version of #26 would be less likely than the liquid version to remove any of the NXT.

I have a can of #16, I might have to try that over NXT. ;)

[Aurora40]

Originally posted by Scottwax
I have a can of #16, I might have to try that over NXT. ;)

Wow! When did you pick that up? Are you just starting to try it? I really like #16. It is very reflective with good depth. I might even like it better than Souveran on my dark red car (but maybe not). I've never used P21S, but when people describe it, it reminds me of #16, except for the buttery part. #16 feels very dense and durable, though it wipes on and off without effort.

Please post your impressions of it, I'd be interested to know. Next thing I know you'll be trying Final Detail out too! :D