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Doc-GT · 21-07-2008

Hi peeps.

Washed the GT on the weekend with the same shampoo and wax that I use for my mini, meguiars nxt generation.

Not really clued up on the whole detailing thing so would like your advice.

I am a meguiars man myself, tried autoglym on the mini but preferred the results with meguiars.

My question is which shampoo & wax combination should I use. The gold class or the nxt generation stuff. I have asked the meguiars reps at shows before about the differences and which one is best but they never seem to answer the question and just say the nxt generation is newer so must be better. Never used gold class so I can't compare.

All I have heard on the grapevine is something about polymer based shampoo & wax is a bad thing. No idea if what I am using comes in that bracket. I want to get a really nice finish but not go completely overboard on time and price. Don't mind a bit of elbow grease but don't really want to fork out hundreds of pounds.

Your advice would be most appreciated.

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Doc-GT AO Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Kent Posts: 53 Member car: GT 2.0JTS	Gold Class or Nxt Generation Hi peeps. Washed the GT on the weekend with the same shampoo and wax that I use for my mini, meguiars nxt generation. Not really clued up on the whole detailing thing so would like your advice. I am a meguiars man myself, tried autoglym on the mini but preferred the results with meguiars. My question is which shampoo & wax combination should I use. The gold class or the nxt generation stuff. I have asked the meguiars reps at shows before about the differences and which one is best but they never seem to answer the question and just say the nxt generation is newer so must be better. Never used gold class so I can't compare. All I have heard on the grapevine is something about polymer based shampoo & wax is a bad thing. No idea if what I am using comes in that bracket. I want to get a really nice finish but not go completely overboard on time and price. Don't mind a bit of elbow grease but don't really want to fork out hundreds of pounds. Your advice would be most appreciated.