peter_mowat

I tried it the other other day, worked well, easy to put on and take off. Good value too, comes with an applicator and a microfibre cloth. Any other impressions?

Lung Fu Mo Shi

Anything with the mis-used "nano" - vogue title in the name does not deserve my money.

The only way it could be worse if it was named:

Extreme Eagle One Nano Wax XP MAX!!!!

Dan Martin

I love marketing speak. You just know that anything with nano, mega, or euro in the title is total crap.

MikeMa

I bought a bottle of the Nanowax....it wasn't bad. I liked the pump action bottle. However, a week later, I finally came across a bottle of Meguiar's NXT and I like it even more. NXT leaves my car feeling smoother and looking glossier--and it's just as easy to use as regular wax.

xizor

I picked up some NXT the other day b/c Zaino was too much effort to get. I liked it, and my car felt like butter after a claybarring and waxing.

SPUDMTN

Tried it. Not too bad...really easy to get on, really easy to get off...however, it doesn't last terribly long. I use it on dark cars, because it handles dark-color swirls well.

I prefer Zymol. Works great...but I'm gonna go out and give NXT a try.

NeoChaser

i used NXT.. but i don't see anything that special

it's easy to use that's for sure


but nano suppose to remove swirals... did it work?

SPUDMTN

Works pretty well...not quite up to the hype, but it works alright...

ccarbajal08

I use NXT. However, I heard that Eagle One Nano Wax dries clear; NXT dries white. When it gets into cracks, etc, it leaves a white residue. So, I may try Nano and see if it really does dry clear.

SPUDMTN

Does dry clear...that is a good thing about it--doesn't leave residue on black trim pieces...