Meguiars #26(paste) or NXT

JohnnyDaJackal · 04-19-04, 11:42

Not sure which one to get for another little detailing package im putting together. Can you tell me which 1 you guys would use if you had the choice??? How do the 2 compare in terms of shine, depth and wetness? I would really like the nicest shine but the descriptions are very similiar. I'm sure NXT should outlast the #26 but I want 1 where there will be a noticable difference. Will either one of these have any negative effects or problems with PwC??? I plan on this being a 2 step combo (Pwc and 1 of the above). All opinions welcomed!
Thanks

paco · 04-19-04, 01:03

I have a feeling durability will be the same for both so I'd go with NXT for it's swirl hiding properties.

blkZ28Conv · 04-19-04, 04:34

You might consider Poorboy's EX since you are prepping with PwC.
EX will give you all the visual aspects you desire (shine, depth and wetness) with good durability and ease of usage at about the same price.

JohnnyDaJackal · 04-19-04, 08:00

The only reason I ask is because I already have an un-opened bottle of PwC. I figured i'd throw it in the kit since I already have so many polishes I haven't really played around with. I wouldn't mind going EX, but shipping charges for 1 product willbe like throwing money down the drain. I was just curious if anyone topped either one of these products over PwC/ or if it is even possible, and if 1 did a substantially better job then the other?

aabablusaan · 03-08-08, 05:01

I just bought NXT 2.0 and #26 to do the same test!

kh765 · 03-08-08, 09:54

I prefer the look of #26. I have used NXT on other cars, not on my car, but I love the way 26 looks on my car and I wasn't in love with the 2.0. I will try it on my car eventually, but it will be hard to top the way 26 looks. (liquid that is)

scary bill · 03-15-08, 10:52

I like #26. NXT is easier to work with, but it can streak in hot/humid weather.

#26 lasts longer for me too.