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Any reason for this being? I let it dry untill the swipe test will pass but I feel like its even harder then. What am I doing wrong? Is it different then liquid? Thanks
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Re: NXT paste wax is a pain to buff off
How thin was the coat you applied.. The best wax protection is not the one that you put a lot of wax, but as thin as possible and 2 coats is better!Ryan's Auto Detailing, S.A
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After this has been followed, use TERRY CLOTH TOWELS. IMO get ones in the automotive stores. Fold it multiple times and then knock off the inital layer, then buff clean.
It does require a keen eye. IMO it is not the easiest to take off but one of the best waxes and I use on all my cars.Comment
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I wouldn't recommend using a terry cloth towel to remove wax. This can be the results of a paint surface full to swirls marks.Originally posted by BlackScreaminMachine View Post
I will describe well how did you apply the wax, better if you can take pictures and describe your work environment, humidity, temperature, etc. for us to help out
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Sounds like you applied it way to thick.quality creates its own demandComment
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I just used it today via my G110V2. I applied it very thin because I experienced the same problem when I applied the paste by hand.
That is how thin the wax should be. Again, this was done using NXT 2.0 paste. I find the paste too soft to work with by hand. I will buy some liquid soon and stick with that and my G110V2 for now.Tedrow's Detailing
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I apply it so thin that I barely see it when using the paste.Nick
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Yeah, the first time I used a Paste Wax, I applied way too much. That is probably what you did. An over applied paste wax would be hard to remove. Next time use less.Matt
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I've never had much luck with the paste version. The liquid version is much easier to work with. Application, temperature, setup time, and method of removal are equal. The paste version just failed to impress me.Shane
1995 Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera SL
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Yeah I think ive been applying it to thick... Should I do the same when applying compound/polish?Comment
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Re: NXT paste wax is a pain to buff off
Most people use too much compound/polish as well. That being said, you use more compound then wax. You perform more passes, apply more pressure and work at a higher RPM while applying compound. All this adds to more friction and heat therefore more lubrication is needed. The other thing is when you are using a compound, you are removing paint/clearcoat, this paint along with compound end up getting either pushed up into the pad or cleaned off onto a cotton terry towel. When you are waxing there is no waste or removal.Originally posted by Show N Tell View Post
There are some excellent threads and videos posted on this site regarding polishing and waxing. I don''t have time to source them and provide links right now.Comment
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I have been using my technique for a while and not a swirl yet. When you lay down NXT and then knock it off. Your using a clean, folded terry cloth towel with light to moderate pressure and buffing clean. Once the bond has been created the clear coat/paint is protected.Originally posted by yalerd View PostI wouldn't recommend using a terry cloth towel to remove wax. This can be the results of a paint surface full to swirls marks.
I will describe well how did you apply the wax, better if you can take pictures and describe your work environment, humidity, temperature, etc. for us to help out
I have seen more people introduce swirls with Dry MF towels and either Speed Detailer or Quick Wax and did not pay attention to the condition of the paint surface.
Doing one better. Here is a car I worked on. Terry Cloth + Ultimate Compound and HEAVY pressure.
And YES I did not use a MF, I ain't Scared!
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