CHUXDRM

Time for my Spring detailing (I know, a little late), but got a question.

I plan on using Meg's #83 to attack the swirls and light scratches, and I want to use Rejex. When I've used #83 in the past, I've followed wth #80 Speed Glaze, is a good combination. But I also read that Rejex should be applied directly to the paint surface. Should that be right after the #83, or would I be safe at applying a coat of #80, and then Rejex?

Would appreciate some thoughts.

Thanks,
Chuck

Chicago

I think you'll be fine throwing the rejex over the 80. However, if you're not 100% sure, wipe the car down with 50/50 mix of alcohol and water before the rejex.

FIDOauto

probably the best thing to do after the megs #80 is use Zaino ZPC Fusion since it finishes down clean with no oils or silicones and then add your favourite LSP or in your case REJEX.

good luck...