PB's PwC,EX,EX-P on red

[TQB]

Here is some pics I of the detail I done on my dad’s truck this weekend.

It consisted of:
SSR1
PwC
EX
EX-P

Here is a couple before pics

 

[TQB]

Here is a few pics of it with

PwC and EX

 

[TQB]

Here is 2 of the final product
SSR1
PwC
EX x2
EX-P x2

 

[91LSMAN]

Nice and Shiny.

 

[keeotee]

Looks very nice! Good job! Bet your dad was pleased with that! what'd he say when you were finished and showed him?

 

[Poorboy]

Looks great Tommy, I'm sure Dad was very happy and it was a great father's day present:bigups

 

[zesty-man]

very nice!!! i was planning on detailing my dad's car too, but i ran into some complications

 

[TQB]

Thanks guys. Yeah he was very happy with it.

I just wish I wouldnt have forgotten to take the Natty's with me:wall :wall

I have heard that is awesome on red.

 

[rabbi]

Very nice job and present.What kind of look did the Ex-P over EX give you versus just the EX?

 

[KRMan]

It looks good, but FYI you should have put EX-P on before EX. YOu never put a sealant on top of a wax. It may not bond correctly and will just waste product.

Just my 2 cents

 

[TQB]

Very nice job and present.What kind of look did the Ex-P over EX give you versus just the EX?

Well the EX made it dark and wet looking.
When I put the EX-P over it, it really added to the same look but brightened it up and made it more clear looking.

It looks good, but FYI you should have put EX-P on before EX. YOu never put a sealant on top of a wax. It may not bond correctly and will just waste product.

Just my 2 cents

Well through many experiments both ways I have never found one over the other of these 2 products to really change the durability of it enough to say that EXP is better over EX or vice versa. I did find out that I personally like EXP over EX on darker colors. On lighter colors I use just straight EXP.