wgilles
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- Jan 3, 2012
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After Nick posted a short write up about RejeX I ordered some up and decided to put it on this weekend.
I stripped my wax, polished out a couple swirls I had and then hit the paint with Pinnacle Paintwork Cleansing Lotion. After that I applied RejeX to almost everything. I put it on the paint (of course), my clear car bra, some of the trim pieces, the wheels and inside the door jams.
I let the RejeX dry for 15-20 minutes and then wiped it off, it comes off VERY easily, almost no effort needed.
I let the RejeX cure overnight and then this morning I topped it with Pinnacle Souervan and rolled it out into the sun.
As you can see, it looks fantastic. The RejeX really makes the flake in my paint pop, which I love. It gave it a wonderful shine and reflection even before the Souveran was applied.
I ran a little bit of water over the hood and front fender and it falls right off, the RejeX really repels anything on the paint. I'm excited to see how it holds up.
I stripped my wax, polished out a couple swirls I had and then hit the paint with Pinnacle Paintwork Cleansing Lotion. After that I applied RejeX to almost everything. I put it on the paint (of course), my clear car bra, some of the trim pieces, the wheels and inside the door jams.
I let the RejeX dry for 15-20 minutes and then wiped it off, it comes off VERY easily, almost no effort needed.
I let the RejeX cure overnight and then this morning I topped it with Pinnacle Souervan and rolled it out into the sun.
As you can see, it looks fantastic. The RejeX really makes the flake in my paint pop, which I love. It gave it a wonderful shine and reflection even before the Souveran was applied.
I ran a little bit of water over the hood and front fender and it falls right off, the RejeX really repels anything on the paint. I'm excited to see how it holds up.
