A fine wax. The directions tell you to apply the wax to the whole car and then wipe the wax off with either a microfiber or cotton terry cloth. I first tried it with terry cloth, and it was okay, but I'm going out today to buy a microfiber cloth for it. Be sure to let it dry as directed.

Most important, though, is to apply a thin coat. This wax performs differently than traditional natural waxes, and too much wax on the car creates excess work. Apply it more thinly than you think, and you'll have a much easier time taking it off and buffing. A great product.

Easy on Easy off. Put it on my car two weeks ago and it looks like it was done yesterday.

I am a car enthusiast therefore over the years I have used most automotive car polishes. Most don't live up to their advertising hype. I was pleasantly surprised how easy Meguiar's NXT Generation went on and came off. Additionally it seems to stand up well to repeated washings. Give it a try! Oh, it leaves a really deep luster:)

I have been using NXT since it came out several years ago. The first thing I love about 2.0 is the bottle. The previous version had a serious problem: the tire protectant (http://www.sparkleauto.com/images/meguiars/MGU_G-12924_LG.jpg) and the spray booster wax bottle's (http://www.sparkleauto.com/images/meguiars/MGU_G-12824_LG.jpg) were 95% identical. Same purple bottle, same green trigger, almost the same reb/black car on the front and the same logo. Same font indicating the product's name. I made the mistake a couple of times of apllying the wrong product. I almost divorced from Meguiar's but I am glad I didn't go it. I applied then on a 2003 white Kia Sorento, 2006 charcoal gray Sienna and a 1999 Montero Sport. All of them with excellent results over similar products.

Forward to 2008. The NXT Insane Shine vinyl protectant's bottle is clear, YEAH! No more mistakes. I now use 2.0 on my 2008 Oddyssey with the same great results. I do beleive that it has a deeper, richer look than my 2006 Sienna (also charcoal gray). Also, the wax seems to be creamier (heavier??) than v 1.0. I have pampered the minivan since day one so the NXT goes on and off amazingly easy. Like other mentiones surface preparation is CRITICAL. Please clay and polish if the surfaces feel/look rough. You will see the difference. Some people on the Meguiar's forum report that swirls are no longer visible after claying and applying the 2.0. I

Like many thing in life this product is not perfect for everyone. If you try it and it don't like it, so be it. Keep in mind that longevity is NOT a strong point for this product. If you want longevity you have to look into 4 coats of Collinite 476s or something similar. THAT is longevity. I leave the Collinite for the winter. During spring and summer I prefer the deep, rich look over longevity so I am very happy.

I love taking care of my vehicles. I have used many expensive, imported products over the years. However, Meguiar's keeps winning me back with their incredible offerings. They are of high quality, effective, easy to find, and affordable. However, take the affordable off. I'd use their products, if they were 3x the price because I've used products that cost that much and are less effective.

Meguiar's NXT Generation Tech Wax 2.0 highlights that experience. I didn't want to like this wax/sealant as much as ones I paid thirty, forty, or fifty dollars to buy. However, the results were obvious. On my vehicles, this is the best wax/sealant I have ever used.

For optimum results I strongly encourage you before apply NXT 2.0, clay your car, clean with a paint cleaner (i.e. Scratch X or Deep Crystal Step 1), polish with a pure polish (Deep Crystal Step 2 or #7 Show Car Polish), and then apply this wax. The results are truly remarkable.

To maintain your shine, remove loose dirt and contaminants with Quick Exterior Detailer, or Ultimate Exterior Detailer.

Meguiar's keeps delivering the good stuff, and I'm a fan.