Any insight on the durability of Ex? Additionally any input on maintenance/drying aids to boost it up? Thanks.
Any insight on the durability of Ex? Additionally any input on maintenance/drying aids to boost it up? Thanks.
Thank you. Is polish with carnauba blue and ok prep, or does ex not play nice over that? Thanks.
all my opinions of course...
i found pwc blue + nattys black has more of a buttery smooth feel but great color saturation and depth
pwc blue + EXc gave a much slicker surface, not much to my surprise though
not as deep but a brighter gloss
these comparison were on the last two black trucks I detailed
I went with EXc on the raptor because of the metallic flake, instead of lnr because of EXc`s slight filling ability (over lnr)
It`s alway good to hear what works together and how it looks. Thanks!
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Looking at products, would it just be better to use a dedicated polish, bh, and then ex? Doesn`t seem like pwcb has much correcting ability. Thanks again.
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