PB EX or EX-P?

You can use either. They are both last step products. EX has carnauba and EX-P doesnt. On these forums you'll read that most like EX-P for lights and EX for darks. HTH
 
EX-P will be better suited for metallic paints as well, I think. It'll let the metal flake 'pop'.

The EX will yeild a darker and warmer shine, which would be best on darker colors.

But in the end it really doesn't matter which product you use on what color vehicle. Either will look great and neither one of them will dissappoint you. They are easy to apply and super easy to remove.
 
This question has been asked a few times before so if you do a search I'm sure you'll find plenty of examples of what cars people use EX on and EX-P on. Way2SSlow and Budman3 already stated the basics though, and they're right, you can't go wrong with either. I use both but tend to use the EX-P a little more because it seems like the majority of cars I do have metal flake which I like EX-P on. If you start using them both you'll quickly find out which cars you like each product on and find a niche for both of them, but if I could only get one I'd get EX-P.
 
budman3 said:
...But in the end it really doesn't matter which product you use on what color vehicle. Either will look great and neither one of them will dissappoint you. They are easy to apply and super easy to remove.
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Having both products, I will say that this is in my experience a very accurate assessment.
 
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