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Posted by Postal Grunt on July 31, 2005 at 18:55:42:
I've tried Meguiars Next Generation NXT at the end of June and it seems to be very promising. Meguiars suggests that the paint be cleaned with their clay bar product. I used their Paint Cleaner from their three step system. After about a month, I think they may have something good going on.
First, it does go on easily and buff off easily too. I used microfiber cloths for this.
Second, it does have a deep and excellent shine. Carnuba might be deeper but it doesn't last very long out here in Kansas.
Next, it does bead water from rain or a hose during washing. The beads are still small even after a month when we've seen heat indexes over 110F.
The final measurement is how long will it last. If it's durability is as good as its other qualities, they'll be printing money as they laugh their way to the bank.
Meguiars offers a money back guarantee on this product.