Rejex Wax
Melting Slicks
Joined: Dec 2009
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Safety Car
Joined: Dec 2013
Posts: 3,937
Likes: 336
Been detailing my own cars since I first owned one 35 years ago. I've tried just about every product out there. Rejex is the best product I have ever used. Super high shine with little effort and slick as butter.
Race Director
Joined: Jun 2000
Posts: 13,733
Likes: 66
From: Hurst, TX USA
Good "wax" but a few things I don't like about it.
1. they say to keep the car out of the sun for 14 hours after application
2. if you don't use the bottle up is a short period (in a year or so) it gets thick and gets harder to apply evenly. (It sometimes gets white dots in it that are hard to remove.)
That said, I still use it for wheels but use Zaino on paint and glass
1. they say to keep the car out of the sun for 14 hours after application
2. if you don't use the bottle up is a short period (in a year or so) it gets thick and gets harder to apply evenly. (It sometimes gets white dots in it that are hard to remove.)
That said, I still use it for wheels but use Zaino on paint and glass
Race Director
Joined: Jul 2000
Posts: 10,779
Likes: 199
Very good product. Have used it for years. It's a paint sealant, not a wax. Easy on, easy off with a PC orbital. Hard surface, very good shine, easy to clean bugs off. Gets better as more coats are applied over time. Lasts longer than anything I've used. I use it on the whole car except for tires.
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Racer
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 411
Likes: 2
From: southeastern pa
I loved it until I had a problem with water spots. Bugs wipe off easily but my rejex protected hood was hit with some hard water and the rejex didn't repel it. Pain in the ***. Used DUCKY cleaner to remove them.
I now use it only on the front bumper.
I now use it only on the front bumper.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Sep 2014
Posts: 840
Likes: 22
From: Dade City Florida
I've used it on the plane to reduce exhaust residue on the underbelly and personally was not impressed as to durability or shine. Never put it on any of the cars as so many better products that are much easier to remove and give a better shine.
Team Owner
Joined: May 2004
Posts: 31,796
Likes: 2,420
From: DFW/Long Island
Water spots are easily removed with isopropyl alcohol.
Race Director
Joined: Sep 2013
Posts: 11,825
Likes: 2,476
From: Ft Lauderdale
Tech Contributor
Rejex has an intesesting history. Fundamentally invented for the military for keeping jet turbine fan blades clean from bugs by a guy named EB Kollin, they found out it had gloss properties too. It essentally is one of the first polymers. Nu- finish sold at the grocery store is its consumer volume counterpart, they are essentally the same. Side by side tests prove that.
A few years later the guys at optimum (dr G) refined polymers into a type that required no buffing called WOWA products-- "wipe on walk away". Blackfire crystal seal and opti seal are a few , along with the zaino z-cs. They are slightly less durable but since they are so simple to use vs the buff products, they are easier for the weekend detailer.
A few years later the guys at optimum (dr G) refined polymers into a type that required no buffing called WOWA products-- "wipe on walk away". Blackfire crystal seal and opti seal are a few , along with the zaino z-cs. They are slightly less durable but since they are so simple to use vs the buff products, they are easier for the weekend detailer.
Last edited by Glen e; Nov 5, 2014 at 10:41 PM.
Drifting
Joined: Feb 2004
Posts: 1,829
Likes: 45
From: Las Vegas Nevada
Race Director
Joined: Jul 2010
Posts: 10,548
Likes: 176
From: Upstate NY
I used Rejex on my black C6 vert for most of the time I owned it. Easy application and removal with a great shine. One per year I would clay and Polish before applying the Rejex.
I have not used Rejex on my C7. I have Blackfire products but have not applied yet.
I have not used Rejex on my C7. I have Blackfire products but have not applied yet.
Racer
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 411
Likes: 2
From: southeastern pa
I like the Menzerna Power Lock Paint Sealant. Still not cheap at $27 for 12 oz.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 3,248
Likes: 4
From: Palm Beach County, Florida
Good "wax" but a few things I don't like about it.
1. they say to keep the car out of the sun for 14 hours after application
2. if you don't use the bottle up is a short period (in a year or so) it gets thick and gets harder to apply evenly. (It sometimes gets white dots in it that are hard to remove.)
That said, I still use it for wheels but use Zaino on paint and glass
1. they say to keep the car out of the sun for 14 hours after application
2. if you don't use the bottle up is a short period (in a year or so) it gets thick and gets harder to apply evenly. (It sometimes gets white dots in it that are hard to remove.)
That said, I still use it for wheels but use Zaino on paint and glass
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 2,090
Likes: 51
From: Georgetown TX
Been using Rejex for years on all my vettes...easy to apply and good sealant for those of us in "bug country". I use a spray detailer on top of it to enhance shine and always get compliments (and trophies)...