Meguiar's NXT Generation Tech Wax 2. - 18 Oz Bottle with Foam Applicator Pad

RECOMMENDED!!!PRO:Easy on easy to remove, lustrous shine OMG!CON:Wear gloves to protect hands from ChemTopped it off with Ultimate Quick Wax, and WOW. This is a sealant wax, meaning that it seals the clear coat from environmental debris that can become embedded and eat through the clear coat finish. (Bird Bombs) bug splatter, and if you live in the south LOVE BUGS.Use the Ultimate Quick wax is super easy and very durable spray on and wipe off, It adds a deeper shine to the 2.0, and another layer of protection. Remember that all of the Meguiar's Ultimate products are compatible and renew each other with the same protectant base.IMPORTANT:Wash the car early in the day while it is cool. Keep it in the shade, wipe it down and let is finish drying, go have breakfast. A completely dry car is important. Be patient....5 Stars for sure..but take the steps to ensure a perfect result.1. Wash with Meguiar's G17748 Ultimate Wash and Wax - 48 oz Meguiar's G17748 Ultimate Wash and Wax - 48 oz.2. Meguiar's Smooth Surface Clay Kit Meguiar's Smooth Surface Clay Kit3. Meguiar's G14422 Ultimate Quik Detailer - 22 oz. Meguiar's G14422 Ultimate Quik Detailer - 22 oz. Use this to lube the Clay it cleans and pulls up all embedded dirt, old wax, and road grime that your clear coat has picked up over time. It is easy to use light touch super clean surface. Use Microfiber to wipe off the Quick Detailer.4. Meguiar's Ultimate Polish Meguiar's Ultimate Polish - 16 oz.Use this sparingly for those problem areas like the hood, or any where swirls show up. DO NOT LET IT DRY ON THE SURFACE wax on wax off.5. Now it is time Meguiar's G12718 NXT Generation Tech Wax 2.0. Do not try to put a heavy coat on, thinner is better, light touch. Wear gloves so you do not absorb it through the skin. Do the whole vehicle. Let it dry completely. It goes on real fast and easy, comes off easy too. Buff it with a Microfiber folding and turning it often.6. (OPTIONAL STEP) Finish off the whole job with Meguiar's G17516 Ultimate Quik Wax Meguiar's G17516 Ultimate Quik Wax This stuff is magic, soo easy to use that I reapply it after every time I wash the car. It is that easy.I know 6 steps seems like a lot of work, and it is, but the good news is that it will stay nice for a long time, the steps above put a coat on your car that helps keep dirt from sticking, This process makes the surface sooo smooth that dried bird droppings will flake off before it becomes a problem.Now if you want to get real fancy clean and clay your windows, then wax them. I know it sounds crazy, and it is off label, clean, wipe, clay(using Quick Detailer), wipe and wax it with 2.0. If you are unsure, try it on your sun roof, or side window. It stays cleaner and keeps hard water from staining the glass. RECOMMENDED Check out the PIX, 2006 Jeep and the wife's 2004 SI.UPDATE!!!I added Meguiar's G18309 Ultimate Fast Finish as a final step WOW read the review :Meguiar's G18309 Ultimate Fast Finish, 8.5 oz. This keeps the shine longer well worth the added step.5 Stars A++ RECOMMENDEDVOTE thumbs UP IF YOU FOUND THIS HELPFUL

When I had a custom paint job put on my classic car this was the wax recommended to use by the paint shop. I’ve been using ever since with excellent results. Easy to apply and long lasting finish.

I own a jet BLACK sapphire metallic vehicle and it's a complete pain to wax because it shows every tiny amount of wax residue that won't come off the surface. I've tried all manner of waxes - Zaino, Chemical Guys, Turtle Wax paste and Liquid ICE and Nu Finish. The biggest disappointment for me were the Zaino products. So much marketing BS, list price, only available from the Zaino store, complex combinations of weird hardeners and the litany of overlapping wax products that make no sense. I tried Zaino A10 alone and with their wax catalyst and they both stink because the product simply will not come off a black car by hand. I followed their directions to the letter. I HAD to use a power buffer to really get a clean finish and that's too much screwing around for me.All of the other products that were also difficult to remove, I bought the Meguiar's NXT and the Meguiar's Gold Class Carnuba Plus Premium from Amazon at the same time with an 8 pack of the Chemical Guys applicators. I waxed half the car with the NXT and the other half with the Gold. I followed the directions and waxed the car in my 60 degree garage out of the sunlight after washing and drying. Both products go on easily, spread thin and go a long way. I gave them ten minutes to dry and used a brand new terry cloth towel to remove and polish. I hate the feel of microfiber towels and they don't work as well for wax removal in my experience, especially with Zaino waxes.Both the Meguiar's products buffed off FAR easier than Zaino and came off with a hand towel. They did not require a power buffer. The NXT seemed to come off with a little less effort than the Gold. Under fluorescent light on the hood (a real problem area for Zaino), both Meguiar's products looked identical - shiny. slippery and very brilliant. I took all my other wax products and tossed them in the trash including the overpriced Zaino that I wasted $200 on over the years. The Zaino "All In One" product alone is now $27 for a single bottle.Time will tell how they hold up in sun and rain and with the hood waxed half and half with each products, I have a mini wax laboratory on wheels with each side of my hood waxed with the NXT and Gold Plus products. More to come as the elements decide which of the Meguiar's products ultimately wins. But right now, for me, on a BLACK car that sucks to wax with other products, both Meguiar's products win over every product I have previously used simply for ease of application and removal with a hand towel.Attached are two photos. The first is the hood of my black car with the Gold Plus wax on the left and the NXT on the right. After 5 minutes ot buffing with a clean cotton towel, the second photo shows the reflection of my hood of the ceiling of my garage. THAT'S a mirror finish!