Itzkirb

I just applied RejeX to the entire car (even windows and rims). Thought I’d share some reflections on the matter.








BTW: I lowered my car with PS6 Suspension. That's Photoshop 6!

ADias

Is Rejex the same thing as Klasse?

Kevin M.

Looks nice Kirb!! You going to make it down for a ride this Saturday?

redcab

Nice job - you even cleaned the wheels in the lug nut holes. I'm impressed. I don't have nearly the patience!

MJones

Do bugs and there associated splatter just wipe off???

Scouser

Stunning! I will have to get me some of that stuff.

RJMDAD996

Where do I get this product from ? Looks great...

Orient Express

Bugs and gunk just wipe off with a damp rag. Same with brake dust on the wheels. A 16 oz bottle lasts a long time.

Buy it on line at:

Rejex online ordering site

Jenner

Guys, I get all my car care stuff (including RejeX) from Chip at Sports Car Care. Great service and the best prices on the internet!

http://www.sportscarcare.com/scc/demo.asp?bhcp=1

I've met the owner of the company and he really knows his product and really cares about his customers. Quality products and service at discount price...

Hope this helps.

oilchanger

Just ordered me some from SportscarCare. Can't wait to try it!

Cheers,
David

Keyvan

Just remember you have to leave your car in the garage for 24 hours for it to set properly.

Itzkirb

I think it's actually 12hrs so it's not so bad.

Itzkirb

Don, your mailbox is full so I'm repling here...

The car should be clean before you RejeX it, other than that there's nothing else you need to do before you apply RejeX. The instructions say you should leave the car in your garage or out of the elements for at least 12hrs to let the RejeX cure to your car.

DonW-Cape Cod

Thanks Kirby...my mailbox is empty so I gotta check that out. Thanks for the info. I'm assuming I don't have to strip off any wax that is already on the car.

Itzkirb

Nope, you can apply RejeX over any wax...you can't put any wax over it.