I wait minimum of 20 minutes once applied before buffing off...generally I wait 1 hour... but the 12 hr cure time is important between applications
RejeX Application
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From: Murrells Inlet, SC and Wells, ME
RejeX Application
It is going to be a nice sunny day here in upstate New York. A great day to spring cleaning on my 05 C6. It is great to have her out and about after the winter lay off!! I am getting ready to put my first coat of RejeX on. It says to let it set for 12 hours befor driving. How long do I wait between coats?? Can I put two or three coats on one right after the other or do I need to wait. Thanks for your help guys.
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From: New Port Richey Florida
Originally Posted by RedC6Jezybel
It is going to be a nice sunny day here in upstate New York. A great day to spring cleaning on my 05 C6. It is great to have her out and about after the winter lay off!! I am getting ready to put my first coat of RejeX on. It says to let it set for 12 hours befor driving. How long do I wait between coats?? Can I put two or three coats on one right after the other or do I need to wait. Thanks for your help guys.
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You should apply the rejex, wait at least 20-30 minutes before removing and then let it "cure" for 12 hours. You can then add a second coat. After removing the second coat, you only need to wait 6 hours between additional coats. Depending on who you talk to, some say 2 coats is more than enough, while others have 7-8 coats on their vehicles. It's all about personal preference and what looks best to you.
If you do a search on this forum, there's a ton of threads already detailing the steps listed.
Mike
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From: West Tennessee
I initially put on two coats, one week apart then one coat every two months. My car is garaged and driven sparingly. It contiues too look better with each coat. I am sold on this product! 
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Melting Slicks
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From: Boulder CO.
Originally Posted by Guitarstar
I waited two weeks between coats, then 5 weeks.
I'm on my 9th coat this coming weekend.
I also discovered RejeX works great on bathroom mirrors.
I'm on my 9th coat this coming weekend.
I also discovered RejeX works great on bathroom mirrors.
Goose
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From: Murrells Inlet, SC and Wells, ME
Thanks for all the input. I clay barred the car today and put on my first coat of Rejex. Looks very good and is smooth as a baby's butt!! I also took off my wheels and rejexed them. I put on Pipedreams' mud flaps also, very easy installation. See ya all on the roads.
