I put rejex on my car a while ago and it looks awesome, but the rejex that was left on the rubber parts has become dry, and it wont come of... whats an easy way to get it off without sandpapering it?

Thanks

 

With a paint prep that removes polynomers. Griots Garage sells it.

 

Did you apply the rejex in the sun? I usually apply it in the garage and then let it sit for an hour before wiping it off. I haven't had any problems with the rubber parts.

I think it would be the same removal process as if you got wax on the rubber parts.

 

Try some vinegar on a clean terry cloth rag and rub until gone.

 

Thanks guys... I will try those out...

 

try one of those white magic erasers, does wonders, my detailing buddy lead me on to it. Also, meguiars sells products specifically for this