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Poorboy
03-02-2004, 10:05 PM
:wait :wait
EX-P will be ready for shipping as of tomorrow 3/4/04
We will be shipping to distributors first .....
It will be introduced at an introductory price of $12
Unfortunately you will have to either call or e-mail for it until it is updated on web sites.
QD+ ....the new version is being sent out as of tomorrow also and can be ordered on line as it is replacing the present QD+
*if you still want the old version there is stock, but you must call to get it*
thanks everyone for your support:hippi
ranch4x4
03-02-2004, 10:31 PM
What about the Natty`s!!!
Poorboy
03-02-2004, 10:33 PM
Originally posted by ranch4x4
What about the Natty`s!!!
at least a few more weeks before it`ll be ready for release:dunno
Shaun
03-02-2004, 11:07 PM
Must...get...some...Natty`s....
Need that EX-P!! Email coming up.
What is EX-P is it a polish or Sealant? This is my first time hearing of it.
Ron
Boss_429
03-03-2004, 10:15 AM
Ron,
EX-P is the pure sealant version of EX, which contained a small amount of carnauba!
Boss_429
03-03-2004, 10:16 AM
Originally posted by Poorboy
at least a few more weeks before it`ll be ready for release:dunno
NATTY`S.......... NATTY`S.......... WE WANT NATTY`S!!!!! :lmfao
Thanks Boss, My next question is; will you be able to top EX-P with another sealant? Dwayne has said that EX with carnauba will not bond with another sealant because of the carnauba.
Ron
Boss_429
03-03-2004, 10:49 AM
You`re welcome Ron!
As for bonding............. it would probably depend on the "other" sealant. In theory, one would think that a polymer should bond with another polymer. However, that may or may not be so. One would need a chemistry background, and a thorough knowledge of all the various componets of each sealant to "really" confirm that different product wound indeed "bond".
Anyhow, I wouldn`t spend much time thinking about it. If you want to try it, go for it. However, you could always top the EX-P with more EX-P, and at some point top the EX with a fine carnauba like Natty`s wax (if somebody every gets it on the market :D) or P21S, or one of several others.
Dalton
03-03-2004, 10:52 AM
Will there be a bonding issue with PwC since EX-p is a pure sealant? Would you recommend pro polish instead? If I call or email can I place an order for a few things?
Dalton
03-03-2004, 11:10 AM
Also forgot to ask. What do you think it will do with a silver car? As good or better or not as good as EX?
awd330
03-03-2004, 11:17 AM
Dalton - I just posted my review of EX-P in this thread.
EX-P: A first look at the production version (http://www.detailcity.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=21816#post21816)
Maybe it will help answer some of your questions.
I`d think you`d just want to try it rather than speculate about something which is largely a opinion based matter anyway. Get some and use it and then you`ll know if you like it. Anothers opinioin is just that, another opinion.
I`m certainly not an expert but I`d think that no sealant would bond too well when putting it over a carnuba. I use Pro Polish and then the sealant and then, maybe...but not usually, a carnuba over the sealant. I like the idea of the new, unadulterated, EX-P being a pure sealant with no carnuba. I just want clear protected finish with no carnuba yellowing or dulling.
Dalton
03-03-2004, 11:21 AM
Thanks AWD I am reading it now