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    Hi Pad, I would say 2-6 weeks the most on the NXT and about 8-12 weeks on the #20, so after every other wash layer a new coat of NXT if you like. You can also go with BFWD and top it with Collinite paste wax to get about 6 months of protection on your ride. To answer your question, yes a sealant will last longer but with Collinite paste wax it will almost last just as a sealant.
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    I used the Meg twins a few years back and thought - eh not bad, but after trying BFWD - you won`t go back.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Junebug View Post
    I used the Meg twins a few years back and thought - eh not bad, but after trying BFWD - you won`t go back.
    :iagree: I am not a big fan of the NXT. BFWD is the real deal!!! And as Angelo said, topping it with Collinite will give you remarkable durability.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PAD2010 View Post
    the bottle says synthetic wax--not sealant--so with washing cars every 2 weeks how long will it last? and is # 20 better to go woth it i sa sealant?
    NXT is a sealant. Having wax on the bottle simply came down to marketing as most novice detailers go to the store looking for a wax, not a sealant. I`ve always been happy with NXT 2.0 but BFWD is noticeably better!


    #20 actually has some light cleaning abilities, and I like it better than NXT as it leaves a nice slick feeling to the paint.

    How long each last depends on the elements the car is subject too. 2-3 months should not be a problem for most people.
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    That finish is "brill" (british slang for tightness) as in "BRILLIANT" great clarity and gloss!!.

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    ok whats difference in megs 20 and 21? which do you prefer?

    and im liking the sound of that bfwd -- im gonna give that a whirl when i can swing it --thnx for your replies!

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    M20 is a very underated product.

    Very easy to apply/remove in colder temps, leaves a clear glossy shine, and also has good durability.
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