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    Ex-p

    When applying EX-P with a PC, does the foam pad need to be damp?

    THanks

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    yes ..you`re welcome
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    give it a quick shot of a QD or I use Spray and Wipe.
    You have activated my special ability....

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    Is EX-P as easy to remove (buff off) as EX?

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    From what I hear - yup!
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    Originally posted by CarGlow
    Is EX-P as easy to remove (buff off) as EX?
    YEP.
    Dream big and be willing to do the work to get there.

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    EX-P is easy on and easy off. I mist my applicator with Quik Shine to get those precious thin coats. I let it dry for 30 minutes or so, and it buffs off great.
    "The trouble is that you think you have time." - Jack Kornfeld

 

 

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