Aurora 40:
My point is that the "polysiloxane" referred to is PDMS-- the same ingredient used in protectants such as 303 and Vinylex, among others. As such, NXT would be a similar product (water-based).
The higher the amount of PDMS, the better the product. 303 contains what is considered a high percentage of PDMS as I recall (around 20% or so IIRC)--so I doubt that NXT Protectant has 80% of an active ingredient--I haven't looked at the Meguiars MSDS, however.
And maybe my guess is wrong, and there is a difference between the polysiloxane referred to in the Meguiar's MSDS, and the polydimethylsiloxane that is the "active" ingredient in 303 and Vinylex, among others.
Snatchface:
Paraffins are distillates of petroleum. They are used for all kinds of things, including, as you noted, waxes. Cheese is often coated with paraffin wax.
JS
My point is that the "polysiloxane" referred to is PDMS-- the same ingredient used in protectants such as 303 and Vinylex, among others. As such, NXT would be a similar product (water-based).
The higher the amount of PDMS, the better the product. 303 contains what is considered a high percentage of PDMS as I recall (around 20% or so IIRC)--so I doubt that NXT Protectant has 80% of an active ingredient--I haven't looked at the Meguiars MSDS, however.
And maybe my guess is wrong, and there is a difference between the polysiloxane referred to in the Meguiar's MSDS, and the polydimethylsiloxane that is the "active" ingredient in 303 and Vinylex, among others.
Snatchface:
Paraffins are distillates of petroleum. They are used for all kinds of things, including, as you noted, waxes. Cheese is often coated with paraffin wax.
JS