I want to chime in on the road salt issue. I lived in Omaha for many years and now reside in Indianapolis. I have observed that Omaha has a far more extensive snow removal and road salting/brining program than Indy.
The winters are only slightly more severe in Omaha, but they have far greater per area budgets. This may provid insight to the lack of durability of NXT in Omaha.
I have noticed that SG with multiple layers holds up pretty well and I haven't tried any other sealants. My brother still lives in Omaha and is using 1Z Glanz which appears to hold up as well as SG. Carnuabas don't last more than one road salt exposure in my experience.
My guess would be that NXT is a relatively durable product, just not up against lots of salt and not to level of SG and some other sealants. I am interested to see how it holds up in Omaha summers with 100F, high humidity, lots of sun and some good thunderstorms. I never found carnaubas to be very effective in that either.
Just my observations.
The winters are only slightly more severe in Omaha, but they have far greater per area budgets. This may provid insight to the lack of durability of NXT in Omaha.
I have noticed that SG with multiple layers holds up pretty well and I haven't tried any other sealants. My brother still lives in Omaha and is using 1Z Glanz which appears to hold up as well as SG. Carnuabas don't last more than one road salt exposure in my experience.
My guess would be that NXT is a relatively durable product, just not up against lots of salt and not to level of SG and some other sealants. I am interested to see how it holds up in Omaha summers with 100F, high humidity, lots of sun and some good thunderstorms. I never found carnaubas to be very effective in that either.
Just my observations.