S100 over EX-P

It might be on silver metallic. S100 is a great product, and I love carnauba....................... however, the added wetness that the S100 might add could be difficult to notice on a light color like that. If I were going to spend 15 bucks to try a carnauba over EX-P, I would try Natty's wax, as it is also clear and reflective like the EX-P, and might just give it that little touch of carnauba, without taking away much from the clarity of the EX-P.

Just my 2 cents though!
 
Or... you could just layer another coat of EX-P every other month. (BTW, why don't I have already my EX-P??? ;) )
 
I didn't order it, I gained it :) .....But I live in Portugal :( Takes a while to get here.

On your paint color, I'm betting on a great prep before finished with PB Pro Polish followed with EX-P. If you add S100, you'll not be able to apply extra EX-P coats latter.
 
I was actually planning SSR1 to clean and polish the paint followed by EX-Px2-3 followed by S100. My understanding though is that S100 wont do much because EX-P is so reflective and clear.
 
I got my EX-P today as well as SSR1 and Pro polish. I spent the day polishing and waxing so I'll be able to post some pictures tomorrow and well as my .02 cents.
 
Boss_429 said:
It might be on silver metallic. S100 is a great product, and I love carnauba....................... however, the added wetness that the S100 might add could be difficult to notice on a light color like that. If I were going to spend 15 bucks to try a carnauba over EX-P, I would try Natty's wax, as it is also clear and reflective like the EX-P, and might just give it that little touch of carnauba, without taking away much from the clarity of the EX-P.

Just my 2 cents though!
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If you prefer a dark and wet carnauba look, then EX topped with S100 will be a better match. As Boss suggested, EX-P and Natty's have more similar characteristics (clear, bright, and reflective).
 
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