Rejex help
#5
Leave overnight in a dry place at a moderate temp....
No I think he is reffering to the curing process after you buff. I usually let it setup a good 20-30 minutes before buffing. The actual work takes me about 15-20 minutes to do a 996.
No I think he is reffering to the curing process after you buff. I usually let it setup a good 20-30 minutes before buffing. The actual work takes me about 15-20 minutes to do a 996.
#7
Yes, I mean after you have buffed off the material, let it set overnight. once again, temperature below 85 and out of the direct sunlight are the best conditions for the curing.
Just as a note Darren, the pre-Rejex prep is equally important. Especially for a dark paint, a non-wax polish such as a swirl-remover will go a long way to make the surface even smoother for a good deep reflection.
I would imagine that the paint on this car is in good enough shape that you could skip claying, and cleaning the paint.
Just as a note Darren, the pre-Rejex prep is equally important. Especially for a dark paint, a non-wax polish such as a swirl-remover will go a long way to make the surface even smoother for a good deep reflection.
I would imagine that the paint on this car is in good enough shape that you could skip claying, and cleaning the paint.
Trending Topics
#8
Last week I polished the car with klasse all in one then went over it with the klasse sealant - I washed the car today and it was a little rough on the rear bumper, behind the front wheels and under the Turbo scoops - clay took care of that -
PS - Eric the rejex towels were incredible
PS - Eric the rejex towels were incredible
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post