racedrvr

I have been using Rain-X on the windshields of all my vehicles for quite some time. I just recently purchased some Rejex for paint protection after hearing about it here on the forum. I now am wondering how Rejex might perform on the glass. Have any of you used the Rejex on your windows? How is it as compared to Rain-X as far as water beading and allowing the rain to blow off rather than use the wipers. Is it a good alternative to Rain-X or just a good protectant to assist cleaning?

jnx911

I use it on glass, and I really like it. Easy on and off. Try it.

BigJoe

RejeX is much much easier to apply and seems to have the same feel. I've heard that Rain-X will chew up your wipers in time. Hopefully RejeX is better at not doing that... (Hasn't rained in No. TX for almost a month, so I don't get a lot of practical experience, however). I also use RejeX on my wheels but Zaino everywhere else.

MIKLL

so you use rejex instead of wax also?does it bead?is it better than wax on your paint?and finally is this made by an american company?thanks ahead of time for answering my dumb questions....Mike

dashotgun

check out aquapel it is flurocarbon based lasts 6 months

http://www.ppg.com/gls_aquapel/default.htm

C-INRED

Rejex works fine on the glass.

Sorry, I haven't used RainX so can't compare the two.

I haven't noticed any problems with wipers on Rejex...and I should know as I'm near Seattle and it's rained for 26 days straight.

not08crmanymore

[IMG] Rejex vs Rain-X[/IMG] = SPANDEX,which lasts forever!!

Guitarstar

ReJex works to reduce friction there fore less stuff sticks & makes windows very clear. Thats why they use it on aircraft to help keep exhaust dirt from sticking, making a wash more effective.

catbert

Rain......What is this thing you call rain?

2vettes

You can read all about Rejex here: http://www.corrosionx.com/rejex.html

Buy it from Barry Moore here where you get a CF member discount :http://www.x-autoproducts.com/pages/forumpurchase.htm

BTW, Rejex guarantees that you like or they will give you your $ back. What do you have to lose? I'd be very surprised if anyone wants their $ back, though.

Skatduder

"Liquid Northwest Sunshine"

Were breaking records here. Will be glad to send you some.

DANNOV

I have used both on my windshield. Rejex is great for body panels but not as good as RainX on glass. Don't know why, don't have a clue as to what is in either product. But, I removed the Rejex from the windshield and replaced it with RainX. With RainX you get noticeable beading of rain drops, Rejex does the same but not as well. Just my opinion.

Buffy

I've used Rain-X for years and recently tried RejeX. I put it on the glass as well as the paint.

I don't think it's quite as slippery as the Rain-X when first applied, but it gets better after a little use. It is easier to apply.

It also lasts longer - I would see where the wipers swept one or two good rains after applying Rain-X. I've had the RejeX on for 6 weeks and a number of heavy rains (and a snow) and don't see any change.

I'll stick with the RejeX especially as it's so easy to do the whole car with the same stuff.

markbrown

rejex much better than rainx and last longer i think. ez to put on and you just do your whole car body glass and all at one time even the rims exaust etc.

mixermike

come on up to the northwest my brother........you will see enough RAIN to last you a life time this year!
oh i forgot i love REJEX paint,wheels,glass, good stuff

catbert

DO IT - it's been 91 days!

BobbyG

I imagine it works well on glass. I've been waxing my glass after cleaning for several years now with great results.

Wax on, Wax off.

Bob

agentf1

for your windshield I would go with something like Aquapel.