Can the NXT be applied by a PC? If so how much should be put on the pad.
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Certainly!
In fact, it works great like this.
Meguiar's recommends applying two small strips of product in the shape of an X onto the face of your pad.
When you start out with a new, clean dry foam pad, some portion of the product will soak into the pad. It will appear as thought the product isn't spreading very far. However, after you have applied your product in the shape of an X two or three times and continued to apply the wax to your car's finish, your foam pad will become more saturated with product and your application of wax to the pad will go a lot further.
Just be aware of the change as you start working around the car. And remember, a little bit goes a long ways, after the initial application of wax to your foam pad.
Mike
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once I get the pad broke in, meaning the pad well not absorb any more Product I apply a thin bead 1/16th or less in size around the outer edge and then single swirl loop to the center, I touch the pad on the car/truck four times in a 2x2 square or slightly larger area before I pull the trigger, then work the area with the pad in motion. My buffer does not have speed control it's just slow I think the guy here set there speed at 4-4.5
What I have noticed is if the edge of the pad runs light on material (NXT)it will lift the previously applied NXT causing a streak. ( I call them tiger stripes, to me that's what they resemble.)
I also apply with a foam hand pad and then work in with a buffer.
Hope this helps
good luckRich
If you don't have Meguiar's in your hand
DON'T TOUCH MY TRUCK
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I used Color X on it. In July I put on the Meguiar's Quik Wax.Last edited by JG_Detailing; Aug 2, 2004, 04:12 PM.
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