RejeX Group Buy Discount!!!
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fyi - I've posted some pics and comments about Rejex on this post:
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When you guys apply it, do you first remove the wax, or apply the rejex over the wax? Does rejex remove the fine scratches and other imperfections, or would it be better to put polish on first and then rejex? Further, how does rejec compare to Klasse?
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you don't need to remove the wax with compounds or solvents, but it's best to use a good detergent soap when washing in order to remove as much of the oils from the wax that the soap will remove. after that, you can appy the RejeX to the vehicle.
some folks have waxed their car, then applied RejeX which is not recommended since wax is soft and does not have the durability of RejeX. fresh wax does not make a good foundation for RejeX to bond to. plus, RejeX has a fantastic shine so it's best to use it in place of wax altogether.
RejeX compares favorably to klasse based upon the opinion of many rennlisters who've posted their opinion. ultimately, it's up to each car owner to decide which product they feel gives them the best shine and protection. RejeX has an unbelievable shine, leaves an amazingly slippery surface, plus it lasts a long time giving you a very resilient layer of protection against contaminants like acids, solvents, fuels, bug guts, exhaust residues, road grime, etc.
i hope you give it a try. please call anytime. we're still offering the rennlist discount on RejeX - $16.09 per bottle and only $2 to ship all you want.
thanks,
barry
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you don't need to remove the wax with compounds or solvents, but it's best to use a good detergent soap when washing in order to remove as much of the oils from the wax that the soap will remove. after that, you can appy the RejeX to the vehicle.
some folks have waxed their car, then applied RejeX which is not recommended since wax is soft and does not have the durability of RejeX. fresh wax does not make a good foundation for RejeX to bond to. plus, RejeX has a fantastic shine so it's best to use it in place of wax altogether.
RejeX compares favorably to klasse based upon the opinion of many rennlisters who've posted their opinion. ultimately, it's up to each car owner to decide which product they feel gives them the best shine and protection. RejeX has an unbelievable shine, leaves an amazingly slippery surface, plus it lasts a long time giving you a very resilient layer of protection against contaminants like acids, solvents, fuels, bug guts, exhaust residues, road grime, etc.
i hope you give it a try. please call anytime. we're still offering the rennlist discount on RejeX - $16.09 per bottle and only $2 to ship all you want.
thanks,
barry
X-Auto Products
800-559-1192
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Barry,
I was wondering what is the cost to ship a gallon to Australia. We have already purchased 3 bottles in the past but have a bit of interest from a number of people for the product.
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I was wondering what is the cost to ship a gallon to Australia. We have already purchased 3 bottles in the past but have a bit of interest from a number of people for the product.
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we can either ship a gallon, or the equivalent in 16 ounce bottles, which if my math isn't too rusty would be 8 bottles. with the rennlist discount, at $16.09 per bottle, that would be $128.72, plus $2 shipping. so, figure on around $130.
if you want the gallon container and not the bottles, then we can probably charge you no more than if you were to go with the option above.
either way, count on about $130 delivered to your door, maybe a little less. i'll need to check on the price of the shipping the gallon, but my offer stands to deliver the 8 bottles to your door for $2.
thanks for your previous orders. i appreciate the repeat business a great deal. please let me know if you have any questions. please feel free to email me at:
barry.moore@x-autoproducts.com
thanks again,
barry
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we can either ship a gallon, or the equivalent in 16 ounce bottles, which if my math isn't too rusty would be 8 bottles. with the rennlist discount, at $16.09 per bottle, that would be $128.72, plus $2 shipping. so, figure on around $130.
if you want the gallon container and not the bottles, then we can probably charge you no more than if you were to go with the option above.
either way, count on about $130 delivered to your door, maybe a little less. i'll need to check on the price of the shipping the gallon, but my offer stands to deliver the 8 bottles to your door for $2.
thanks for your previous orders. i appreciate the repeat business a great deal. please let me know if you have any questions. please feel free to email me at:
barry.moore@x-autoproducts.com
thanks again,
barry
X-Auto Products
800-559-1192
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Barry,
I am blown away with the offer and will take you up on it! I will email you credit card details and shipping address.
The 8 bottles is more than adequate over the gallon drum. Great product and great offering from another sponsor.
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I am blown away with the offer and will take you up on it! I will email you credit card details and shipping address.
The 8 bottles is more than adequate over the gallon drum. Great product and great offering from another sponsor.
Regards
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ArthurK
i've just sent you an email regarding your order for RejeX.
it made it all the way to Melbourne, but it came back to me in need of a better address. please let me know how you'd like to proceed.
you can email me at:
info@x-autoproducts.com
best regards,
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i've just sent you an email regarding your order for RejeX.
it made it all the way to Melbourne, but it came back to me in need of a better address. please let me know how you'd like to proceed.
you can email me at:
info@x-autoproducts.com
best regards,
barry
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Barry
I have replied to you regarding the address and do not understand why it did not get to my place. I have recent you my address details for shipping as I would like the product (I have a number of people waiting for it
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I have replied to you regarding the address and do not understand why it did not get to my place. I have recent you my address details for shipping as I would like the product (I have a number of people waiting for it
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Barry,
In regards to RejeX, now that it is getting cold, I want to wash and RejeX my car before storing it for the winter. Is there a problem in applying the product in 30 degree weather? Is the curing process prolonged?
In regards to RejeX, now that it is getting cold, I want to wash and RejeX my car before storing it for the winter. Is there a problem in applying the product in 30 degree weather? Is the curing process prolonged?
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ArthurK
got your email.
i'll be in touch.
yeechai
good question regarding an application of RejeX prior to seasonal storage.
RejeX can be applied as long as the temperature remains above freezing. assuming it's above 32 degrees, if the humidity is below 60%, then the cure time is unaffected. if the humidity is above 60%, then adding a couple of hours will be sufficient for it to properly cure.
42empress
the answer depends upon the size of the car, but assuming it's a P-car, 8 ounces of RejeX should do the paint, glass and wheels 2 times. it's best to apply it sparingly using a semi-damp cloth in a very thin layer. i know there are owners who've done 3+ cars and still had half of a 16 ounce bottles left.
thanks for the posts. please let me know if there are any additional questions.
barry
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got your email.
i'll be in touch.
yeechai
good question regarding an application of RejeX prior to seasonal storage.
RejeX can be applied as long as the temperature remains above freezing. assuming it's above 32 degrees, if the humidity is below 60%, then the cure time is unaffected. if the humidity is above 60%, then adding a couple of hours will be sufficient for it to properly cure.
42empress
the answer depends upon the size of the car, but assuming it's a P-car, 8 ounces of RejeX should do the paint, glass and wheels 2 times. it's best to apply it sparingly using a semi-damp cloth in a very thin layer. i know there are owners who've done 3+ cars and still had half of a 16 ounce bottles left.
thanks for the posts. please let me know if there are any additional questions.
barry
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Originally Posted by rdstemler
You'd better get a good lawyer,too. The PETA people are gonna get you when they see how many house flies are slipping and breaking their necks after trying to land on your treated surfaces!!!
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just had to share this story...
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Originally Posted by 42empress
...approximately how many full applications (whole car, wheels, etc) do you get out of an 8 oz bottle?
Yep - it works Great on glass, mirrors, and wheels.
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