ex-p is pretty darn slick. vid and pics to prove it.

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canisestinvia

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So I was using ex-p for the first time and after buffing, I saw this bug on the roof. :)



Here he is trying to get his feet under him to stand:

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And here he is falling flat on his face. hahaha.

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His constant struggle to stand on my slick roof was kinda amusing, so I got a clip of it also if you're bored. :)

vid clip (5.9mb)



EDIT: Lookin out for the 56kers.

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:p hehe... poor *******. He looks like my buddy trying to ice skate for the first time.



I agree EX-P is pretty slick. Just put it on my TL this weekend. However, it's still not as slick as WG. EX-P's look is just amazing though!
 
EX-P's look is just amazing though!
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I agree 100%. I just washed my truck (red F150) this weekend after applying VM/EX-P last weekend. I followed up with Megs FD and the shine was incredible.



I did find EX-P somewhat difficult to remove. My guess is that I applied it to thick.
 
I didn't find it difficult to remove but it was definitely not as easy to apply ro remove as WG sealant.



Using a slightly damp pad seemed to help in applying it thin.



My complaint with EX-P is with trim. Not as in staining (it doesn't really) but when it gets caught in some of the tight seals, it was a bear for me to remove. I spent 15 min. wiping it off the panels and 45-min. - 1hour clearing all the seals!



I'll be appyling a second coat soon just to see if it improves appearance and also to see whether application/removal is any different.
 
Man, EX=P Has be soooo easy for me to take off. You guys really must be gloppin it on. How are you applying it? I use a foam pad, put a dime or so of product on there, wipe it on a straight line across my panel, so its thick @ that spot, and then spread in ever which direction. I leave it for an hour or so while I do the interior, and it wipes right off! Are you guys using EX-P on windows?
 
BlueRanger said:
Man, EX=P Has be soooo easy for me to take off. You guys really must be gloppin it on. How are you applying it? I use a foam pad, put a dime or so of product on there, wipe it on a straight line across my panel, so its thick @ that spot, and then spread in ever which direction. I leave it for an hour or so while I do the interior, and it wipes right off! Are you guys using EX-P on windows?
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Applied same as you... foam pad. I put the EX-P in a 2oz. craft glue bottle and squirt EX-P on each panel (or the pad if the panel's completley vertical.) I ended up using about .75 oz so I put it on thin. I too waited 1 hour.



Really, it did come of easy. I just meant that compared to WG (king of easiness as far as sealants go), it wasn't quite as easy.



I did EX-P my windows hence the my long removal time. Normally, I don't do the windows and tape them off but I had such good luck doing my windows with WG that I decided to seal the windows as well.
 
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