Just finished w/ the NXT....Pics inside.

Sam 01 RT10

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I admit, I was skeptical about the claims as to how easy to apply and remove the product was.
WOW! Was I pleasantly suprised.
:)
Didn't take long at all, with a buffer and two fresh pads, the car was shining in no time.
I drive the car 2-3 days a week, we'll see how it holds up here in the sun.
Here's the links to the pics.
http://www.radiantvegas.com/sam/NXT%20Pix%20001.jpg
http://www.radiantvegas.com/sam/NXT%20Pix%20002.jpg
http://www.radiantvegas.com/sam/NXT%20Pix%20003.jpg
My neighbors must think I'm weird, all the time with the car, LOL!
 

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I agree...That NXT stuff is good Sh#t...
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Hrm... the way it looks on the black Viper makes me think that I may have to give it a chance. Using S100 right now. Where is the NXT sold and how much?
 
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Sam 01 RT10

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I purchased mine at AutoZone, $14.99.
:cool:
I'll try some better pics when the sun isn't right overhead.
Believe me, I showed it off to a few friends, and all they could say was Wow!
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Easy to use? The S100 wipes right off after application. Does the NXT have that powdery residue? And lastly does it stain trim? Thanks for the answers.
 

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You apply and wait 10-15 minutes before removal. No residue, comes right off. It did not seem to stain the trim, but I think it says on the bottle to avoid these areas. So I tried to avoid them.... I would guess it will not stain, though.

Walmart carries the entire product line - $13-$14 for 18 ounces of NXT, if memory serves. Read my previous post for more details.
 
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