I never rave/rant, but...

[Mless5]

I think I have found my new favorite product. As some of you might know, white cars are hard to make look good. I went all out a while ago and got me Zaino package. I cannot say that I was super impressed, but my wallet was.

Well anyway, the product is Poorboy's EX-P sealant. It has a great coconut smell, buffs really easy if you learn how to properly apply it and shine is INCREDIBLE! I started getting compliments on how good my car looks and people do not believe it is 20yo original paint.

Also, I noticed that water beading is much better than with other products I have tried. I got into this downpoor on a highway and 10 minutes later when I got to work my car was dry. Didn't have to even touch it!

I think I am putting Z on the shelf for a long time.

Thanks for reading.

http://store.carcareeurope.com/images/P/pb_exp_lrg.jpg

[Zubehor]

i just ordered it from autogeek a couple of days ago along with ssr1&2 so i can give the car a much needed detail. any suggestions or hints on how to apply it? you said "if you apply it right"

[G. P. Burdell]

How does it compare to Klasse SG?

[Mless5]

i just ordered it from autogeek a couple of days ago along with ssr1&2 so i can give the car a much needed detail. any suggestions or hints on how to apply it? you said "if you apply it right"

You mist quick detailer on your applicator and put a few thin lines of EX-P on it, making sure you're getting even spread. Let applicator get saturated by it. When starting to apply EX-P, I usually put 3 thin lines on the applicator and spread them with my palm. This method usually gives me thin coverage. The key is to apply what your applicator has absorbed.

SSR are very good polishes too. I usually use 2.5 and 1 combo on the cars I do.

[ZaneO]

Yeah, I really like the appearance of EX and EX-P, but I was less than impressed with the durability.