Guidance on Processes
Melting Slicks
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From: New Port Richey Florida
Originally Posted by bobdt173
Today I applied Rejex to the vette with a PC and white pad to remove marring if there was any to begin with. I applied two coats of Rejex to the hood and rear deck lid. Then I buffed with a buffer and wool bonnet. I will try and get some pics up soon.
Did you apply 2 coats of Rejex back to back ? According to the instructions you should wait at least 12 hours before applying the 2nd coat. This gives Rejex a curing time to bond to your paint.
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Burning Brakes
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From: Murray KY
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Originally Posted by mrosa65
Bob,
Did you apply 2 coats of Rejex back to back ? According to the instructions you should wait at least 12 hours before applying the 2nd coat. This gives Rejex a curing time to bond to your paint.
Did you apply 2 coats of Rejex back to back ? According to the instructions you should wait at least 12 hours before applying the 2nd coat. This gives Rejex a curing time to bond to your paint.
Thanks,
Bob
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Burning Brakes
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From: Murray KY
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Dialup Death
Here are the much anticipated and long awaited pics of my 98. I would recommend this process to anybody with a white vette or with a white vehicle. The paint looks like its going to drip off of the car after 5 coats of Rejex it should. I would like to thank the vendors and members on the forum for supplying me with superb products and information to help make the finish on my vette the best it can be. Now I just need to fix several stone chips on the front nose and I will be good to go. Thanks and enjoy the pics!
And one final pic of the engine bay!
And one final pic of the engine bay!
