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[xlr82sxs]

just ordered a decent priced acrylic polish/sealer wax kit. i have only had my truck 10 months and the conventional carnuba/silicone based waxes found on the shelf aren't getting the job done to my satisfaction. having a black truck, i like to keep it looking it's best and a buddy off of sss.com recommended this kit.

here are a few photos of his truck after an application with all of the steps.. i'm hoping to have the same results.



the kit runs a little over $100 for all of the steps. i'll let ya'll know the end results.

[TxStVanWilder]

after you get some practice on your truck, you can come over and do mine too

[Jamest]

I USE EAGLE ONE WAX AS YOU DRY EVERYTIME I WASH. I DRY IT FIRST WITH A SHAMMY AND THEN USE A MICROFIBER TOWEL, ONE TO APPLY AND ONE TO BUFF OUT. IT WORKS AND IT MAKES BLACK SHINE LIKE IT ROLLED OF THE SHOWROOM FLOOR. MY TRUCK IS A 2000 MODEL AND STILL LOOKS NEW.

JAMEST

[kyle6086]

i use nxt idk who its made by but its like 17 bucks at auto zone and it works amazing...easy to put on and easy to take off.....its in a blue greenish can in a box....try it it works lol....

[TXsilverado]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(blackout00 &#064; Jan 2 2007, 12&#58;15 AM) [snapback]78036[/snapback]</div>

i use nxt idk who its made by but its like 17 bucks at auto zone and it works amazing...easy to put on and easy to take off.....its in a blue greenish can in a box....try it it works lol....
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mcguires makes the nxt line. i like it too.

[ducky]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Jamest &#064; Jan 1 2007, 08&#58;24 PM) [snapback]78021[/snapback]</div>

I USE EAGLE ONE WAX AS YOU DRY EVERYTIME I WASH. I DRY IT FIRST WITH A SHAMMY AND THEN USE A MICROFIBER TOWEL, ONE TO APPLY AND ONE TO BUFF OUT. IT WORKS AND IT MAKES BLACK SHINE LIKE IT ROLLED OF THE SHOWROOM FLOOR. MY TRUCK IS A 2000 MODEL AND STILL LOOKS NEW.

JAMEST
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You should use a microfiber towel to dry also, it helps with spiderwebs on my truck. I HATE water spots, and for some reason I always got them when I used the shammy.

xlr82sxs, what is that product called in the pictures that they used?

[Jamest]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(duckysbht &#064; Jan 2 2007, 12&#58;43 AM) [snapback]78039[/snapback]</div>

You should use a microfiber towel to dry also, it helps with spiderwebs on my truck. I HATE water spots, and for some reason I always got them when I used the shammy.

xlr82sxs, what is that product called in the pictures that they used?
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I DIDN&#39;T THINK OF THAT? I WILL TRY IT.

THANKS,
JAMEST

[Weird_guy]

I think I use the most convoluted process of anyone I know...

2 coats of Megs Show car glaze
1 coat of ClearKote Yellow cream wax
2 coats of Megs Deep crystal carnuba

And between each coat I usually use a quick detailer to ensure I get all of the wax/glaze.



Pic doesn&#39;t do it justice.

[Jamest]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Weird_guy &#064; Jan 2 2007, 07&#58;27 PM) [snapback]78144[/snapback]</div>

I think I use the most convoluted process of anyone I know...

2 coats of Megs Show car glaze
1 coat of ClearKote Yellow cream wax
2 coats of Megs Deep crystal carnuba

And between each coat I usually use a quick detailer to ensure I get all of the wax/glaze.



Pic doesn&#39;t do it justice.
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LOOKS GOOD TO ME. SHINEY&#33;
JAMEST

[Weird_guy]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Jamest &#064; Jan 2 2007, 08&#58;46 PM) [snapback]78146[/snapback]</div>

LOOKS GOOD TO ME. SHINEY&#33;
JAMEST
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Thanks. I wish my truck looked half as good.