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    EX vs EX-P

    Is EX-P more durable then EX?

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    Re: EX vs EX-P

    Quote Originally Posted by blackberrypilot View Post
    Is EX-P more durable then EX?
    more or less the same ... maybe the gloss lasts a week or so longer with EX-P
    life is short ..do it while you can

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    Re: EX vs EX-P

    I use both and don`t think I have a definitive answer to your question. I`ll bet PB can come along and let us know what he knows.

    Edit: Gee, I must be a mind reader.
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    Re: EX vs EX-P

    Thanks Pboy and Mr Clean.

    I`ve used EX-P some time ago, but I recently used EX and it reminded me how much I love the EX/EX-P sealants.

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    Re: EX vs EX-P

    ive just bought some EX and just waiting to use it got any tips on application any 1 ???

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    APPLY THE STUFF THIN,THIN,THIN, LIGHT THIN COATS ARE BEST they are both great. One "ex" is for darker colors, "ex-p" will make lighter colors pop. They will both do a great job on every color, and last and last. Use some spray & gloss or water on your applicator pad and spread by hand (thin to the point of not really seeing the product) to insure even coats. If applying with a machine, only do this with the first coat. All other coats should be applied by hand after that. After you do the first 2 coats to insure full coverage, wait 12-24 hrs( bonding time) before using a topper..

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    Re: EX vs EX-P

    thankx good tip cheers

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    Re: EX vs EX-P

    Both are wonderful. I have used both and don`t thing I`ve noticed huge difference in the life of either one.

    Doesn`t help I`m sure that I usually apply a number of coat of Natty`s Blue over top.

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    Re: EX vs EX-P

    well ive just applied some ex and i must say i love it, must be applied thin cause its harder to get off than ex-p though the look is amazing so deep yet so wet like you could put your hand in like the molten metal man from terminator 2

 

 

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