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I just left that same comment 😂 I've had trucks with literal farm animal shit in it before. This would he cake hahaha

That's partially true. A lot of it has to do with contamination on the surface before polishing, then too heavy of an abrasive whether it's the polish itself or the pad being used, or a combination of the 2. Keeping the pad flat while finishing with a rotary is absolutely essential for a perfect finish, as you see in the second half of the video. That was a 1 step rotary only correction.

@josephpetrus3176 well you're entitled to you're subjective truth. Thanks for the laugh.🤙

Hm.. maybe scroll down to the bottom? Not sure why they wouldn't be visible.

@@vortexdetailingwhat is the make of that tool? The battery one you use. And if you don’t mind me asking, have you tried Avalon king ceramics? I just bought some for my 24 Sierra Denali. It’s black I was hoping it would help keep it cleaner or possibly easier to wash.

​@Jbmc65 yeah that's a decent 2 year coating but it's a 2 layer application unfortunately to get the full results. I use the flex rotary. I'll link it in the description now. Amazon doesn't carry it so I linked the Milwaukee which is basically the same tool.

@@vortexdetailing oh I understood it’s to strip the wax away first with the prep shampoo they call it. Then put on the IX. It’s a good price when on sale. I shoulda got that goat stuff too. It was on sale for $75 a little why back but I forgot. It’s supposedly supposed to be to last 5 years (Goat that is)

I've seen it last several years.

Thank you. I use a steamer but find I dont need it to much when using compressed air.

Im not sure exactly. The client had a local shop do it for them.

Thank you! It really will depend on where you're located and who you can find to do it. Also it will depend on what all you want done to the car. Just paint? Glass and wheels? Paint enhancement? Interior? Lots of factors come in to play when it comes to giving an estimate. Hope this helps 👍🌪️

​@vortexdetailing I'm just trying to get a ballpark figure for everything you did, that was very thorough. Thank you

@@victorquintana5870 Yeah you'd most likely be looking at somewhere bewteen $1500 and $3k depending on location who you can find to do it and what products and value they have to bring to the table. Professional grade products that get registered to your carafax and potentially come with a warranty are going to cost more than retail grade products that anyone can just order themselves. I can tell you for sure that if you wanted to do everything I did to this car to your own vehicle youd be looking at an investment of 5 or $600 for products and material and then probably 15 to 30 hours of your time depending on what color and size the vehcile is and how thorough you want to be about it.

​@@vortexdetailingawesome thank you!

Thanks 🔥

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Good question. I failed to mention in the video that was part of my testing, to see what I could get away with. I found its all circumstantial, had this been a black or dark colored vehicle I would not have gotten away with it. Being that the car was white and it was fairly cool to the touch based on outside temperature and that I had just washed it applying this product in direct sunlight for this instance was no issue at all.

I would be interested to hear how you prepped the vehicle before application. without proper decontamination steps no spray on product is going to work well.

Did you use a clay bar?

Did you use a clay bar?

Did you properly decontaminate your vehicle first, using a clay bar?

@@vortexdetailing Absolutely! I used Maguires clay bar yellow and white, and speed clay. My car is only two years old and it’s an Audi. Nexgen is garbage.

Ohh and I Kept it in the garage for 48 hours for cure time with no water touching it.

@@tfiresmith01 Interesting must have got a bad batch. I have only ever had a bad experience when I let the product stay in extreme heat for too long. Otherwise, I have seen this product work for 6 plus months on vehicles used aggressively.

@@vortexdetailing Well I switch to turtle wax and I love the products performs way better than the stuff

You're totally correct bro. You should spray it on and wait 30 seconds to a minute to buff and it's a 24 hour cure time

Nothing in NexGen's advertising or instructions state there is a cure time. They TOTALLY state spray on, wipe off....IT IS A CRAP PRODUCT ...

Nexgen is actually an immediate flash product. You only need 2 or 3 sprays per pannel, rub in with 1 towel, buff off with another. If you don't get this product off immediately you will see high spots! especially if applying in direct sun light. Cure time for at least 12 hours + is great.

Do you think it's to small? I was kind of thinking that was the only down fall at first. But then I came around to liking it because it's so compact. And I like the lock how it's on the neck.

Vortex Detailing mine kept popping the round part where the lock is off. It got super annoying. I ended up switching to a different bottle.