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SkinnyPupp · 04-23-2004, 06:14 PM

NXT Spray Wax

You might think that this is just a 'quick detailer' to be used in conjunction with NXT Tech Wax (which I love), but you'd be wrong.

It is basically a thinner version of tech wax, in a spray bottle. It goes on in big 'splats' and drips everywhere. You have to let it dry, just like regular wax, and then wipe it off like a wax.

So basically, it's a version of the wax that is 'supposed to' be easier to use, but really it goes on uneven, and can make a mess all over your windows, trim, etc.

Just stick to regular tech wax, which is easier to apply, and you can do a better job with it.

Although I will say, it leaves the same incredible shine as tech wax.

04-23-2004, 06:14 PM	#7
SkinnyPupp Hacked RS to become a mod Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Sunny Hong Kong Posts: 55,061 Thanked 25,870 Times in 9,090 Posts Failed 1,573 Times in 719 Posts Member's Picture Albums	NXT Spray Wax You might think that this is just a 'quick detailer' to be used in conjunction with NXT Tech Wax (which I love), but you'd be wrong. It is basically a thinner version of tech wax, in a spray bottle. It goes on in big 'splats' and drips everywhere. You have to let it dry, just like regular wax, and then wipe it off like a wax. So basically, it's a version of the wax that is 'supposed to' be easier to use, but really it goes on uneven, and can make a mess all over your windows, trim, etc. Just stick to regular tech wax, which is easier to apply, and you can do a better job with it. Although I will say, it leaves the same incredible shine as tech wax.