Using Buffer with RejeX
Le Mans Master
Joined: Feb 2006
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From: SC
I have used Rejex for years and I suggest doing it by hand. It goes on very easy, and comes off just as easy. Leave it on for about an hour, then remove it. Let the car sit in a closed garage for 12-24 hrs. Then apply another coat (optional). Make sure you put it on glass and wheels also, it's good stuff.
Former Vendor
Joined: Apr 2005
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From: South Florida
Most paint sealants (synthetic waxes) are easy enough to be added and buffed off by hand. The rule is to remember light and thin coat. More is not better, just harder to remove and likely wasted product not longer protection.
If you do decide to use the buffer, consider a non-abrasive pad and lower speeds. I would still either buff off residue by hand (after allowing to cure per manufacturers directions) or use a Microfiber bonnet to remove.
If you do decide to use the buffer, consider a non-abrasive pad and lower speeds. I would still either buff off residue by hand (after allowing to cure per manufacturers directions) or use a Microfiber bonnet to remove.
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