Question about Durability of this process.

CleanGSR · 08-04-06, 10:59

I'm detailing my mother-in-law's White '03 Camry tonight and tomorrow (keeping it overnight). She's only giving me about $20 to help out with the price of products I use. On my car, durability isn't really an issue since I was about once a month and my car is garaged. This means, I might have to buy some new products, but don't have time to order stuff. Her car's outside 24/7 so I need good durability. I have Sonus SFX-2 and 3 on order but won't be here in time so was planning on doing the following process.

Tonight:
Wash
Claymagic Claybar
Meg's #9 by hand
1 coat of NXT Paste

Tomorrow:
1 coat of Meg's #26

My question is about the durability of this process. Will there be any bonding issues with the #9 under the NXT? Durability is more important than looks on this one, since she probably won't have me do it again for 6 months or more. THe only products that I actually have at this point is the claybar and NXT so I can easily substitute the other products with different OTC products. Suggestions would be great. Thanks.

I've also heard good things about #21 but can't find it locally. Would #20 have anywhere near the same durability as 21?

Mr. Clean 2K · 08-04-06, 11:38

Sounds good to me... C3M has a SWR for light and Dark Colored cars at pepboys, or go to Lowes by a PC and use the pad it comes with and use NXT... Will come out nice.

CleanGSR · 08-04-06, 11:42

The problem is that we have no pepboys or advanced auto parts. Autozone and O'Reilley's are the best we've got so I'm a little limited. I'll be getting a PC in a month or so, so have to do it the hard way for now.