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07-17-2009, 06:09 PM
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No NXT 2.0? You can top NXT 2.0 with M26 and it will look great. I'm going to be honest with you. If your truck is not bad off your probably won't even use M105. M205 can work wonders on it own. I've hit a few cars with M205 then NXT 2.0 alone. Only once in a blue will I top NXT 2.0 with M26 b/c its recommended that it cures about 12 hours b4 applying it. What ever you do don't forget your clay b/c these steps are pretty much useless without claying first in my eyes. M7 is nice but your probably going to happy with the results after 205 and you didn't even apply the wax yet, lol.
One other thing make sure you have some Quik Detailer, M34 or final inspection to go with that clay.
One other thing make sure you have some Quik Detailer, M34 or final inspection to go with that clay.
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Agreed, unless you plan on attacking a vehicle with serious swirl, I'd skip the 105 if money is an object. I'd replace it with some locally bought Ultimate Compound and an orange pad.
I'd recommend 2 finishing pads as you almost are always going to use one for a sealant or glaze and other for wax.
I'd recommend 2 finishing pads as you almost are always going to use one for a sealant or glaze and other for wax.
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07-17-2009, 06:17 PM
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I agree with others that you can pick up M7 &M26 at autozone. Use that money for something else at ADS like HD
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