REJEX is awesome...
#32
Originally posted by deeroff
Is it true that you can use Rejex on the windshield. These damn bugs are killing me -- or should I just use RainX?
Is it true that you can use Rejex on the windshield. These damn bugs are killing me -- or should I just use RainX?
#38
RejeX is not a wax... it will not fill swirls or minor scratches. It is not a polish so it will not remove swirls or scratches. It is not a glaze either.
Think of it as a protective oil... almost like mink oil on a pair of fine leather shoes. it is there to protect, shield and shine. You can wax over with a carnuba for extra depth. I would not recommend waxing under because the wax will evaporate in the heat and take with it the RejeX.
Think of it as a protective oil... almost like mink oil on a pair of fine leather shoes. it is there to protect, shield and shine. You can wax over with a carnuba for extra depth. I would not recommend waxing under because the wax will evaporate in the heat and take with it the RejeX.
#39
Originally posted by greyghost
.... You can wax over with a carnuba for extra depth. I would not recommend waxing under because the wax will evaporate in the heat and take with it the RejeX.
.... You can wax over with a carnuba for extra depth. I would not recommend waxing under because the wax will evaporate in the heat and take with it the RejeX.
#41
Originally posted by dpblessing
If I understand the main benefit of RejeX correctly (think teflon), you also do not want to wax OVER it as then bug, dirt, dust, grease, brake dust etc. will stick to the wax and not slide off the RejeX.
If I understand the main benefit of RejeX correctly (think teflon), you also do not want to wax OVER it as then bug, dirt, dust, grease, brake dust etc. will stick to the wax and not slide off the RejeX.
RejeX can be used over existing wax; however, the duration of protection will be reduced as the softer underlying wax comes off comparatively quickly. There’s no reason to wax over RejeX. As we’ve already said, RejeX leaves a shinier, longer-lasting finish than wax… and the wax can't adhere well to RejeX!
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