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Nov 1, 2008 | 09:32 AM

#21

JEEP/C5

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Burning Brakes

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From: Fayetteville AR

[QUOTE=GrandpasC502;1567674642]Jeep/C5 sent you a PM for an on line retailer if you can't find it local. I'm a big fan of it and use it exclusively on my vehicles.

Thanks, I got it. I will place my order today. The local Ace and Truevalue dont show it available and I already checked all of the auto parts stores.

Nov 1, 2008 | 10:17 PM

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Bobd207s

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I also use Rejex on all the surfaces of my vette - awesome product and very inexpensive too.

Nov 3, 2008 | 03:06 PM

#23

Vette_Fan

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From: Hayward (Bay Area) CA

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bobd207s

I also use Rejex on all the surfaces of my vette - awesome product and very inexpensive too.

Awesome product & Inexpesive = Ultimate product... IMO. But as I'd asked before, can someone educate me on this. I'm used to hearing the big names such as Zaino, etc (known for good protection & shine). How does Rejex compare? Or has anyone compared it? How long does it last. I have 2 vehicles that are not parked indoors, paint is becoming a problem to maintain. Thanks....

Nov 3, 2008 | 03:16 PM

#24

Humy

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From: Chicago (Naperville) IL

I have been using this for a couple years, now - I like it.

One question, do you guys apply it in a circular motion like wax? Or just wipe on and wipe off after it dries?

Nov 3, 2008 | 04:10 PM

#25

mtndv8

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From: McCall Idaho

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Originally Posted by tstar

...I gave Rejex a try and was VERY impressed with the shine and protection. It's also easy to apply and remove. Kinda reminds me of Rain-X....

As stated by some of the more astute owners above I use it on EVERYTHING even the inner fender well covers...