Rejex!

[Justasheet]

I was using the Turtle Wax Ice. It was hard to completely remove and it didn't last long.

I got on the forum and read about a product called Rejex. Googled it also.

I thought it was too good to be true. When I got it, I had to get up early because you need <85 degree temp. and I live in South Florida.

I washed my Solstice and then clay bared (Turtle Wax Ice Liquid Clay Bar) and then another quick wash.

I apllied the Rejex by hand. Let it sit for 20min. then removed it by hand. I even did the rims and windows with it. It came off so easy.

Then I put my car cover over it for the rest of the day so it can set in (per instructions).

When I woke the next day, I uncovered her and gave her a quick wipe.

My car shines better than the day I bought her. Nothing sticks to the car now and can be simply rinsed off!

It's a lot cheaper than Zaino, which is what I almost bought.

I'm hooked.

[smartin]

Sounds great. I'll have to try it. Post a picture when you get a chance.

[JustMike]

Have to check it out!

[Drivetime]

I have read great things about Rejex. Especially for boats! I will give it a try. Where did you buy it? On line, or were you able to find it in a store?

[JustMike]

I think the site that I found said it was available at True-Value

[Drivetime]

That is what I have heard. I have checked a couple locally with no luck

[Justasheet]

Originally Posted by Drivetime I have read great things about Rejex. Especially for boats! I will give it a try. Where did you buy it? On line, or were you able to find it in a store?

www.skygeek.com was the cheapest.

[ktraver97ss]

Seems like a decent synthetic sealant from the descriptions on their website.

http://www.corrosionx.com/rejexmain.html

Ill have to give it a try. It is avail at true value too.

[Cheers]

Originally Posted by Justasheet www.skygeek.com was the cheapest.

Thanks will have to try it.

12/19 UPDATE WOW -- wish I had REJEX from day one. Everything I've heard and read is true..strongly recommend.

[wolfdogs]

it shines nice guys, but it has no durability. you get what you pay for.

[lil goat]

Originally Posted by wolfdogs it shines nice guys, but it has no durability. you get what you pay for.

Bull Feathers! I don't use Zaino I am not even going to argue brands. I have not washed my car in several weeks, it is always outside. Been through several rain and snow storms and it has ZERO water spots and looks great. It is dirty but the shine is still very bright, and NO WATER SPOTS. That is what separates the boys form the men. I have used a ton of stuff that looks great and water spots like crazy. Let me know how Zaino does after it rains the . Price has nothing to do with quality, it has to do with gullibility. I have not tried Rejex it maybe great stuff, please do let me know how it does after it rains. The stuff I use is also from the boat world.

[JBsZ06]

Rejex rocks!

I switched to rejex from Zaino due to the fact that so many corvette owners of black cars swear by it..

So far? I have to agree..! Great product.... Great durability.

JB

[imaj]

If you have a dark car the best wax (You must prep the car first.) is Zymol! Black looks so good! Go with a Menzerna Intensive Polish and a good paint cleaner and you will have one beautiful sol.

[maxblast]

Originally Posted by wolfdogs it shines nice guys, but it has no durability. you get what you pay for.

I went on their site and they say not to use over waxed surfaces because it can not adhere properly and will only last as long as your wax. Did you strip the car of wax first then apply and allow the 12 hours curing time? I'm soliciting feedback as I am interested if this really works.

[ktraver97ss]

Originally Posted by lil goat Price has nothing to do with quality, it has to do with gullibility. I have not tried Rejex it maybe great stuff, please do let me know how it does after it rains. The stuff I use is also from the boat world.

x2 well put