Meguiar's NXT Generation Car Wash
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Meguiar's NXT Generation Car Wash
I use this car wash every time I wash my car, and I have to say I am utterly impressed every single time. For about $7 in most stores, it's a bargain. Just fill a bucket as per directions, and wash away. Suds last decently long, and they work great at getting built in grime. Brake dust? No problem! Tar? Rub a little with a foam pad and it even seems to help clean that off. Once you're done lathering the soap onto your car, take the pressure nozzles off of your hose and let the water flow freely out of the hose and onto your car, no pressure just normal stream... since you get a huge amount of water per square inch hitting it, it will all run off more evenly and you'll have less dry time.
The Pros:
Good suds, great finish, easy to use!
The Cons:
Claims it's anti-static.. haven't noticed any difference... not much of a con, tho.
P.S. these pictures were taken after washing with dawn, claybarring, and then washing with the Meguiars NXT Car Wash.
The Pros:
Good suds, great finish, easy to use!
The Cons:
Claims it's anti-static.. haven't noticed any difference... not much of a con, tho.
P.S. these pictures were taken after washing with dawn, claybarring, and then washing with the Meguiars NXT Car Wash.
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Originally Posted by archemedes
I love when something like that claims anti static, is that a real issue with your cars paint? I rarely have a dryer sheet stuck to my bumper
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i dont know, nothing beats mr clean. it uses wax to wash it. the soap is polymer soap, which is a fancy name for wax. it uses that soap so the water runs off easily for when youre using the autodry stuff, but in doing that it also waxes it. cant beat it.
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Originally Posted by archemedes
if you have wax leave dust particles your doing something wrong
#15
Originally Posted by Rockford Fosgate Fan
that's what I use, also. Along with the Deep Crystal 3 step system. But I've also used some of their professional products, and I like those, too. Right now I've only used #7, but I might switch over to mostly the professional products when I finish the Deep Crystal. The Meguiars' RX Guide said that the Deep Crystal was the best for my paint for where I live, and with how I wash and care for my car.