SilvrSRT10
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I got a bottle of Rejex (thin film polymer coating) from Tony and told him I'd do a review on it. Well here it is.
Short Term Review
Start with a clean vehicle. According to the bottle you could wash your vehicle with Dawn to strip the old wax off. If you apply Rejex over wax it may not last as long as it will come off with the wax.
Apply Rejex per the instructions to a clean dry vehicle. Use it sparingly! a little goes a long way once you have some in your applicator. It went on really easy and I had the whole vehicle done in no time. Body, glass, chrome, light lenses even the black plastic. The only place I saw it turn white is on the black plastic thing at the base of the antenna and that came off easy too and might have been from a previous waxing.
Let it sit for 10 to 15 minutes until it becomes a haze. I already had the Jeep circled by this time. I then grabbed a clean dry microfiber rag and started buffing the haze. It does give an incredible shine and comes off easy. A rain shower was moving in and the light was dimming but you could still see how shiny everything looked. Right as I finished it, it started raining so I moved the Jeep to the garage so I could put my work truck away in the shop. Water beaded up like crazy. I left it wet in the garage to see how the water sheds off. I was planning on taking some pictures but the weather isn't cooperating. I'll try to get some tomorrow when the sun comes back out.
I'll do a long term review in a week or so to let you know how bugs and road grime come off. So far I really like this stuff. Going to do the Truck and my bike with it.
Pics of the Jeep: http://picasaweb.google.com/10784771...uqyaau-cXXkAE#
About a week later.....
As far as the Rejex goes. So far some incredible stuff. The Jeep still feels slick and I had two bug strikes and they bounced off. It almost seems like the Rejex prevents the bugs from even hitting your vehicle absurd as that sounds.
Short Term Review
Start with a clean vehicle. According to the bottle you could wash your vehicle with Dawn to strip the old wax off. If you apply Rejex over wax it may not last as long as it will come off with the wax.
Apply Rejex per the instructions to a clean dry vehicle. Use it sparingly! a little goes a long way once you have some in your applicator. It went on really easy and I had the whole vehicle done in no time. Body, glass, chrome, light lenses even the black plastic. The only place I saw it turn white is on the black plastic thing at the base of the antenna and that came off easy too and might have been from a previous waxing.
Let it sit for 10 to 15 minutes until it becomes a haze. I already had the Jeep circled by this time. I then grabbed a clean dry microfiber rag and started buffing the haze. It does give an incredible shine and comes off easy. A rain shower was moving in and the light was dimming but you could still see how shiny everything looked. Right as I finished it, it started raining so I moved the Jeep to the garage so I could put my work truck away in the shop. Water beaded up like crazy. I left it wet in the garage to see how the water sheds off. I was planning on taking some pictures but the weather isn't cooperating. I'll try to get some tomorrow when the sun comes back out.
I'll do a long term review in a week or so to let you know how bugs and road grime come off. So far I really like this stuff. Going to do the Truck and my bike with it.
Pics of the Jeep: http://picasaweb.google.com/10784771...uqyaau-cXXkAE#
About a week later.....
As far as the Rejex goes. So far some incredible stuff. The Jeep still feels slick and I had two bug strikes and they bounced off. It almost seems like the Rejex prevents the bugs from even hitting your vehicle absurd as that sounds.
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