4 hours labour - What went wrong ?

[Scottwax]

just wondering if the ex has the same issues, and does it need to stay dry for up to 36 hours too.. todd

I think pretty much every LSP should be kept from moisture after applying for 24 hours for the best results.

 

[JasonD]

just wondering if the ex has the same issues, and does it need to stay dry for up to 36 hours too.. todd

Yes, same rule applies. EX is EX-P but with some carnauba added to it.

Thanks for the tips Jdookie, however this sentence ... do you mean apply it like you suggest and then leave to haze for 30 - 60 minutes and then remove? Or apply at speed 4 until it disappears or ... ?

Apply it at a speed between 3 and 4, let dry to a haze for 30-60 minutes and then remove. Do NOT work it in. All you are doing is applying it just as if you were doing this by hand, that's all.

 

[Poorboy]

I think pretty much every LSP should be kept from moisture after applying for 24 hours for the best results.

I agree and if not possible then try to add another coat when the weather clears up