I presume that neither of these two strip your wax off?
I've tried searching,but can't find any comparisons.
Thanks in advance
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d6dph wrote:To be honest I would avoid both. Gold class has been proven to diminish the protection of your wax and I have personally found NXT to leave a slightly greasy dull finish.
I purchased a bottle of shampoo plus last week and am 100% happy with it. It feels very well lubricated, Leaves a nice bright finish and is really cost effective.
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/washing-d ... d_322.html
Using one of these to dispense it
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/accessori ... d_374.html
The pump dispenses 30ml (1oz) of product which is the right amount for 4.55ltrs (1gal) of water.
The bottle should last ages, Nice and cheap when you compare it to the retail stuff.
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Thing is,i have just ordered some stuff from here yesterday morning!!! I didn't order any wash/shampoo thou because i thought i'd get it from the local hellfrauds instead (as have prev. been using the NXT). Didn't expect the NXT/gold class to get the "negetive" response it has from you and 1anIf you can do an order with cyc, I can promise you will be happy with the service.

it isnt a megative response, well maybe, but when your buying Zaino products you dont want it stripping the product of when its almost £30 a bottle, as Dave said it is a quick fix if you get stuck, but if you have the space then i would recomend getting some of the meguairs shampoo Dave said about,csl wrote:Thing is,i have just ordered some stuff from here yesterday morning!!! I didn't order any wash/shampoo thou because i thought i'd get it from the local hellfrauds instead (as have prev. been using the NXT). Didn't expect the NXT/gold class to get the "negetive" response it has from you and 1anIf you can do an order with cyc, I can promise you will be happy with the service.![]()
I can see what you mean with the NXT thou,leaving a slightly dull finish,hence my original question(i was hopeing the g/class would leave a brighter finish without any wax strip)
Oh well,looks like i may have to pay some more postage!![]()
BTW Thanks very much for the offer and the helpmuch appreciated.














Glad you mentioned that...d6dph wrote:Always worth putting the prep into getting the surface ready for the new wax.
When I swapped from Victorias collectors to Swissvax Onyx last week the car went through the following process:
Low pressure rinse,
Snowfoam.
High pressure rinse,
Washed with the two bucket method,
High pressure rinse,
Clayed,
Snowfoam,
High pressure rinse,
Dryed,
Claying left some marring so I had to polish the surface again.
Waxed.
Seems like a lot of effort but at least I know the wax went onto a properly prepared surface and will give the best it can in terms of durability and looks.





Looks like you have been spending hard !aceraf wrote:Been busy ordering myself![]()
- Meguiars Gold Class Trim Detailer
- Meguiars Glass Cleaner Concentrate
- Meguiars High Tech Applicator Pads
- Meguiars Deep Pile Microfibre Wash Mitt
- Pump Dispenser
- Snow Foam 5 Litre
- Autoclay
- Meguiars Shampoo Plus

have you got something to spray the snow foam through>?aceraf wrote:Been busy ordering myself![]()
- Meguiars Gold Class Trim Detailer
- Meguiars Glass Cleaner Concentrate
- Meguiars High Tech Applicator Pads
- Meguiars Deep Pile Microfibre Wash Mitt
- Pump Dispenser
- Snow Foam 5 Litre
- Autoclay
- Meguiars Shampoo Plus

Yeah, my pressure washer has an attachment.1an wrote:have you got something to spray the snow foam through>?aceraf wrote:Been busy ordering myself![]()
- Meguiars Gold Class Trim Detailer
- Meguiars Glass Cleaner Concentrate
- Meguiars High Tech Applicator Pads
- Meguiars Deep Pile Microfibre Wash Mitt
- Pump Dispenser
- Snow Foam 5 Litre
- Autoclay
- Meguiars Shampoo Plus



Might try all the new stuff out this weekend if it isn't raining again1an wrote:ok just making suremix a little ssf with some shampoo and add hotwater to it then spray it through the pressure washer, when you wanna strip your wax off fairy liquid is quite comical.





That's what a touring is for! I used to keep 2 buckets + a load of products in the back of mine permanently.aceraf wrote: My brother has a drive at his house, but i can't be bothered to hurl all my things over to his place.

It'd be more like ~grantfk10 wrote:That's what a touring is for! I used to keep 2 buckets + a load of products in the back of mine permanently.aceraf wrote: My brother has a drive at his house, but i can't be bothered to hurl all my things over to his place.

Oops I have just bought my dad a Gold Class wash and wax kit. Oh well its not going on my card6dph wrote:To be honest I would avoid both. Gold class has been proven to diminish the protection of your wax and I have personally found NXT to leave a slightly greasy dull finish.



