What the hell are you talking about? You told people to use Ajax AND THATS IT!!
Here you use Ajax and then you clay the car and then you used Nu finish on top of that. Of course the car looks great because (insert drum roll here) YOU WAXED IT!!!! DUUUUUH!
What you should do now is what you say you do in the other threads and that is use Ajax to maintain your paint for a year. DON"T PUT ANYTHING ELSE ON! Just Ajax like you claim and lets see what the car looks like after a year. Hmmm, how about that?
What you did here is basically what I do after every winter to strip my winter wax off and reapply stuff for the summer. I use Dawn but I guess Ajax would do the same thing.
Your contradictory Ajax comments are really getting tiring. Can't you find a different forum to harrass? Please? lol
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Well, I used Ajex this weekend, works realy realy good, but that stuff does strip all the old wax off, and dry'd the entire car quick. I applied a nice thick layer of NXT and its a rap. I actualy started slipping off my car when I was talking to my friend leaning on my car last night....LOL.. NXT is good stuff but I am not super overly impressed, but its a good product. I actualy like Meguiar's 3 Stage Wax set better, but thats me.
I can get the same shine on the ML after a nice wash....without even waxing it yet.
Yeah but the question is would you strip everything off your car with dish washing liquid and leave the car like that, in Michigan?!! Shiny or not I doubt you would do that. Thats what benz_rider advocates you should do
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