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Eggie, it all depends on what you want. I have used Quik Detailer and NXT tech wax. Good stuff and work as claimed. Compared to the Professional Class, it doesn't last as long and obviously the results not as good. What I did was I bought a multi speed rotary buffer (Made in China type which many paint shops are using, instead of Black and Decker which costs thrice more), got 2 polishing pads from Hypercoat (8000 and 9000 grit) and one bottle each of Meguairs Dual Cut and Sealant Wax. In between I bought some Eagle brand carnuba wax from Eneos. The result is immensely satisfying, and pretty fast to detail a car as well, with the rotary buffer
Eggie, it all depends on what you want. I have used Quik Detailer and NXT tech wax. Good stuff and work as claimed.
Compared to the Professional Class, it doesn't last as long and obviously the results not as good.
What I did was I bought a multi speed rotary buffer (Made in China type which many paint shops are using, instead of Black and Decker which costs thrice more), got 2 polishing pads from Hypercoat (8000 and 9000 grit) and one bottle each of Meguairs Dual Cut and Sealant Wax. In between I bought some Eagle brand carnuba wax from Eneos.
The result is immensely satisfying, and pretty fast to detail a car as well, with the rotary buffer
