GCD1962

I just got a couple of bottles of Rejex to use on my '09. Be interested to hear of benefits, how well it works, and, if there are any, negatives.

C6FirstVette

Welcome to a whole new level of car finish..
-step one is to totally clean car which means either clay bar or clear coat cleaner... regardless of what wax/finisher/etc you use remember the best appearance/shine all starts with the base being totally clean and clear
-Rejex... once above is done a very simple process... with no effort spread (as per Rejex instructions) evenly and no need to be aggressive...cover whole car if you want and this is my variant..let 'cure' over night and then buff off NOTE: not in hot sun light but in shade as in garage
-buff off gently
-then repeat...apply Rejex and cure again and buff off
-then apply detailer of choice

You will have a stellar finish and from experience many will state it is a custom paint job...yes it is that good
Michael

SteveTurner

Rejex also makes bugs easy to remove, just a little detailer spray and a microfiber towel will remove them.

runutzzzzz

That's why I use it!

BigButtLover

Rejex is good stuff.

peter pan

Here is what I did, my car was built on 8/5/08 we took delivery on 9/3/08 and on 9/4/08 first coat of Rejex went on before we took our 1000 mile journey home from the Museum. When I went through the daily car wash (not drive through) the bugs were so easy to get off and once I got our baby home a through washing again and another coat of Rejex, should be good for awhile

Aggie John

Rejex is the best thing to use

MachAll 2005

PLUS OTHER GREAT USES..........:
- your car inside and outside windows and mirrors
- your car bra and headlights/tailights
- your wiper blades (stops the chatter)
- your shower walls and glass door
- your toilet bowl and rim
- house windows
- anything that has a sliding interface
- your back before going to the water slide
- inside of your dishwasher
- your eye glasses
- bathroom sink and fixtures
- snowblower (inside snow handling portions)
- kids slide
- as XMas gift
- on and on..........and on!
Really, there is no end to its potential use!

RULEMKR

When you say you let it cure overnight; Do you mean before you buff it off?

danl72

GotChrist?

The cure time is after you buff it off. You want to let the links harden. If you apply a second coat too soon, you wash the previous coat off.
Apply.
Let dry. It's a polymer so it can sit without ill affect. Liqui-Tech recommends their polymer sit from 15 minutes to over night before buffing off.
Then let it sit for at least 12 hours before you touch it or apply a successive coat.
Same with wait time after last coat application and buff off. Let it sit for at least 8 hours before driving it.

larvette

jabez

Slickess stuff I know that I put on my cars. Bird doo slides right off.

Bobz08C6

If you use Rejex on your virgin finish it will work better and last longer. If you use it over wax it will only last as long as the wax since it will be removed as the wax wears off. I never wax my car, only use Rejex. As mentioned, it works great on windshields but you have to deal with a little glare.

I clay bar twice a year and Rejex 4 times a year. Other than that it's just a good washing and an Air Force Master Blaster to blow dry.

RED2008Z06

Todd969

It really works! My finish is so smooth and look at the depth it gave Machine Silver.



Todd

LT2UnderGlass

It's ok to clay bar a brand new finish...i.e. just took delivery of the car...right? When you say let cure overnight...does that mean apply product and let it sit on car overnight then buff off residue next day?
Thanks for the info.
Cheers

PS What brand of clay bar and detailer do you recommend?

WEF's 95

Can you get it at Walmart, Target?

Todd969

Apply Rejex as directed ( Put on a coat and 15-20 minutes later wipe off ) Then the next day apply another coat. It's just like waxing. I bought it from here

http://www.rejex.com/rejex.html



Todd

VETFEVER

WOW - my back side - you're starting to scare me....