Rejex
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Rejex
I am getting ready to strip off my old polish and wax, then apply Rejex for the first time to my 2012 coupe. I do have a question...
Can I apply Rejex with my orbital machine, or MUST I apply by hand?
Thoughts/Suggestions are appreciated.....
Can I apply Rejex with my orbital machine, or MUST I apply by hand?
Thoughts/Suggestions are appreciated.....
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Yep, that's how I do it, too. It's so easy to apply and polish out I have never seen the need for using an orbital, although I don't see why you couldn't.
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I use Rejex on my boat and use the buffing machine on the exterior since it is long straight sides and is much quicker.
For the interior I buff it by hand
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I did same thing when I first applied it to my boat, washed good with dawn detergent and then applied 2 good coats.
Also make sure it stays dry over night so it can cure out real well
For the interior I buff it by hand
GOOD STUFF
I did same thing when I first applied it to my boat, washed good with dawn detergent and then applied 2 good coats.
Also make sure it stays dry over night so it can cure out real well
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Remember..a little goes a long way. Several thin coats removed with a microfiber towel will give you great results. Dont forget to do the windows and those chrome wheels.
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I use Rejex on my boat and use the buffing machine on the exterior since it is long straight sides and is much quicker.
For the interior I buff it by hand
GOOD STUFF
I did same thing when I first applied it to my boat, washed good with dawn detergent and then applied 2 good coats.
Also make sure it stays dry over night so it can cure out real well
For the interior I buff it by hand
GOOD STUFF
I did same thing when I first applied it to my boat, washed good with dawn detergent and then applied 2 good coats.
Also make sure it stays dry over night so it can cure out real well
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In my experience its just the opposite, you use less and get a nice even thin coat with the orbital. I just did mine with two coats of Rejex followed by three coats of Pinnacle Sovereign. The Pinnacle Sovereign was a 2oz bottle that I got as a free sample. I did the three coats and still had some left in the little bottle!
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Another source for Rejex is http://www.mypilotstore.com/mypilotstore/sep/4943
You can prolong the life of the unused product by squeezing all air out of the bottle and storing it in the refrigerator (not the freezer). My current bottle is five years old and the product is still good. Also, when you apply multiple coats wait 12 hours (the usual curing time) between coats.
You can prolong the life of the unused product by squeezing all air out of the bottle and storing it in the refrigerator (not the freezer). My current bottle is five years old and the product is still good. Also, when you apply multiple coats wait 12 hours (the usual curing time) between coats.
Last edited by iclick; Mar 25, 2013 at 06:06 PM.
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