NXT Generation Tech Wax
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I like the fact that no matter how long it'* been since the waxing and no matter how dirty the car is..spray it wtih water and watch it bead right up!
ps..Chad..where'* the beer bottle?
ps..Chad..where'* the beer bottle?
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I´m also using NXT Generation Tech Wax - and I think u´ll get good result.
I cannot tell u somthing about Liqud Glass because here in Austria I don´t know where I can get it.
greets,
Nobsi
I cannot tell u somthing about Liqud Glass because here in Austria I don´t know where I can get it.
greets,
Nobsi
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Originally Posted by willwren
Dare we dig up my LG test car?
Liquid Glass ownz ALL.
Liquid Glass ownz ALL.
You can do a side by side comparison, waxing half of the car with LW and the other unwaxed or a different brand. It really brought out a mirror shine in my 12 year old paintjob.
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where does everyone find Liuqid Glass??? my Finish First prolly PWNS all other waxes but that supply is gettin low..... 6 bottles lasted 13 years..and never failed me....you didnt need alot of that stuff when you applied it...and worked better that anyother wax i have ever used
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Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
where does everyone find Liuqid Glass??? my Finish First prolly PWNS all other waxes but that supply is gettin low..... 6 bottles lasted 13 years..and never failed me....you didnt need alot of that stuff when you applied it...and worked better that anyother wax i have ever used
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LG was very hard to find for years. Used car dealers use it as their secret to simulating a factory clearcoat on a used car. I used to only be able to order it or get it from a local Chevy dealer.
Our local Autozone now carries it. While expensive, you really don't use much. It'* very thinly applied naturally, and buffs off FAR easier than anything out there. Best results are seen after a day baking in the sun. 2 or 3 coats of this stuff makes the car look like you spread a light coat of oil on it. VERY glossy finish, and very durable. This is the stuff that protected my hood from my hood protector for 2 years. Nary a scratch or rub mark.
Here'* my long-term wax test on the Civic test car using Liquid Glass on one side and Mequiar'* Gold Class on the other. WCBF attendees saw the car after 6 months of the test:
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...t=liquid+glass
Note that this was a VERY oxidized car to begin with. And I did no prep work as reccommended. You'll want to remove ALL wax from your car before switching to LG.
After 30 days, Liquid Glass on the passenger side, Mequiar'* on the driver side:
After 60 days:
Let'* not forget my Honda was BC COTM for April BEFORE LG. I would have owned all afterwards!
Our local Autozone now carries it. While expensive, you really don't use much. It'* very thinly applied naturally, and buffs off FAR easier than anything out there. Best results are seen after a day baking in the sun. 2 or 3 coats of this stuff makes the car look like you spread a light coat of oil on it. VERY glossy finish, and very durable. This is the stuff that protected my hood from my hood protector for 2 years. Nary a scratch or rub mark.
Here'* my long-term wax test on the Civic test car using Liquid Glass on one side and Mequiar'* Gold Class on the other. WCBF attendees saw the car after 6 months of the test:
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...t=liquid+glass
Note that this was a VERY oxidized car to begin with. And I did no prep work as reccommended. You'll want to remove ALL wax from your car before switching to LG.
After 30 days, Liquid Glass on the passenger side, Mequiar'* on the driver side:
After 60 days:
Let'* not forget my Honda was BC COTM for April BEFORE LG. I would have owned all afterwards!
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So, if I strip all the the wax off my car and apply LG how long will it last before I'll realistically need another application? Would there be any benefit in using another wax on top inbetween applications? BTW, what'* the best way to strip the old wax off - I've heard using dish soap is pretty rough on the car.