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Kelso said:
i love poorboys ex-p and the past few days ive recommended it like crazy. it does give quite a bit of protection and i find it very easy to apply and remove. i always wait the recommended 30- 60 minutes before buffing. i use the cobra foam applicator pad to put it on last time...all the other times ive used the bigger pad thats grey on one side and like ornage on hte other, but its so hard to get any wax out of the grey foam so i quit that
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Where did you read to wait 30-60 min for drying?
 
It says on the bottle of EX-P:
Let the EX-P dry to a light haze, or 30 to 60 minutes for a deeper shine......
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I read in another thread that said, the owner of PB said to even leave it on longer... 2 or up to 4 hours. Here's the thread http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1823&page=2&highlight=ex-p

I waited for 2 hours on my first coat, and then 1 hour after my second coat before buffing. It was just me, don't know if it would've changed the look if I had waited less time. I've not experimented. My Avatar pic is my SUV with 2 coats of EX-P. Love the shine it gave the ole Explorer.
 
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I have heard alot about Klasse AIO can it be topped with Poorboys EX-P then a carnuba? Instead of getting both of the Klasse products?
 
Poorboys EX-P topped with Collinite 476 x2 and FK425, looks Fantastic and will probably last 5-6 months.....:)
 
alban61 said:
It says on the bottle of EX-P:
 I read in another thread that said, the owner of PB said to even leave it on longer... 2 or up to 4 hours. Here's the thread http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1823&page=2&highlight=ex-p

I waited for 2 hours on my first coat, and then 1 hour after my second coat before buffing. It was just me, don't know if it would've changed the look if I had waited less time. I've not experimented. My Avatar pic is my SUV with 2 coats of EX-P. Love the shine it gave the ole Explorer.
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Thanks mate !!
I'll give 30 min to dry next saturday in a detail to check the results (not more because I'll have no enough time).
 
I'm curious, how do you guys keep the sealant off the trim ? Do you guys just wipe it away immediately or use masking tape or just leave it and polish it anyway ?

I'm waiting for my stuff to arrive next week so i won't play with it until the weekend following...
 
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