Which is more durable, Megs Mirror Glaze 16 paste wax, or Megs NXT wax?

[Spike73]

What do you guys think? I'm going to detail an '82 dark blue Mercedes Benz this weekend, and I would like to put a durable wax on top of Megs Ultimate compound. I just so happen to have a can of the Megs mirror glaze 16 (I know it's been discontinued), and the NXT liquid wax. Any thoughts?

[Robb]

IMO 16 is the most durable, NXT looks a bit nicer, but doesn't last as long, at least in my findings

[vtec92civic]

Originally Posted by Robb

IMO 16 is the most durable, NXT looks a bit nicer, but doesn't last as long, at least in my findings

agreed

[JimmyCutlass]

Originally Posted by Robb

IMO 16 is the most durable, NXT looks a bit nicer, but doesn't last as long, at least in my findings

I agree.

[smprince1]

For durability, my vote goes to #16 hands down.

[MR Detail Shop]

I agree 16 is more durable.

[MDRX8]

I agree ....

[jfelbab]

There is no reason you couldn't use both. NXT is a sealant and #16 is a pure wax (no cleaners). You can apply NXT, let it cure for 12 hours then apply a top cat of #16. This is my winter combo.

[tenorplayer23]

If you live in North Carolina, it probably doesn't matter.

See ya.

[gofastman]

Originally Posted by jfelbab

There is no reason you couldn't use both. NXT is a sealant and #16 is a pure wax (no cleaners). You can apply NXT, let it cure for 12 hours then apply a top cat of #16. This is my winter combo.

yep

[yakky]

On dark colors, NXT and top with #26. #16 looks better on lighter colors.

[WaxManRonnie]

Nxt looks nice. But it just doesn't last
for nothing. 2 hand washes and it's gone.