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Old 05-21-2006, 11:53 AM
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EX and EX-P

I received my order a couple of days ago, and I must admit that this Poorboys wash is awesome !!! It works excellent in a foam gun!!! This is my first Poorboys product, and I am very happy with it! Speaking of EXCELLENT I want to try more products from their line, especially EX-P pure sealant, and EX sealant with carnauba. Is there a big difference between thise couple? And how are they compared with Liquid Souveran and Wolfgang Sealant? Thanks in advance
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Old 05-21-2006, 12:35 PM
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I just did mine with EXP yesterday, looks great.
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Old 05-21-2006, 12:44 PM
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I'll have pics soon, but I have AIO, then 2 coats of EX-P buffed off with OCW. Then yesterday I put 2 coats of OCW on, and today I'm going to do 2 layers of Natty's Blue. So far, even without the PB wax, my white suv looks so damn good, gorgeous even in the sun, and as the sun starts going down and at night time, damn does it look so wet. Really the only combo I've seen so far that gives white reflectiveness and wetness, other's I've seen just gave it a little shine.

Gotta say, that Optimum Car Wax spray works great. No worry if it sprays on trim b/c it's also good to protect and seal trim. I used PB Trim Restorer and now going to put some AIO on the trim sealed with OCW or EX-P. Ford trim seems to absorb a lot of product but now the trim looks deep and black.

edit - also, on white though, becareful with EX-P, especially since it needs to be applied thin. When it dries it's almost impossible to see. I found spots days later that I had missed lol. White makes products blend in to easily lol.

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Old 05-21-2006, 12:54 PM
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EX-P --- Pure Sealant -- synthetic -- very bright and reflective. Thick liquid, need to use sparingly

EX -- Sealant w/ Carnuaba -- very warm and inviting. Will not last as long as pure sealant but very similar look to Wolfgang.

Nattys and Nattys Blue --- carnuaba product (not sealant). Shows alot of depth and wetness. Great last step products.
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Old 05-21-2006, 11:19 PM
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Thanks, I wanna give 'em a try!
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Old 05-22-2006, 04:02 PM
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You cannot use a pure sealant over a glzae right? Only carnuaba products over glazes
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Old 05-22-2006, 04:38 PM
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Bump!!
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You cannot use a pure sealant over a glzae right? Only carnuaba products over glazes
correct ... or mostly correct. Alot of companies (Wokfgang, Menzerna) are offering some glaze type products to use prior to their sealant. In most cases they are a finishing polish. Generally, sealants cannot adhere properly to glazes or specifically the oils and fillers within them.
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Old 05-22-2006, 10:24 PM
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O ok thanks. So I could use Poorboys Ex-P with Poorboys Natty blue paste wax over top
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