Rejex

Thanks for the feedback on Rejex. I'll have to give it a try. I have been using Adams machine super sealant as well as Meguiars M21 Mirror Glaze Synthetic Sealant 2.0 in the past.
 
By the way if anyone is near the U.S. border,some True Value Hardware stores carry Rejex , and if not, they will order it in for you. Just bought three bottles just across the border out west here.Phone the nearest one to you first and then order or pick up etc.
Al..
 
I just rejexed my car this afternoon. It's curing now, so I am waiting to see the final results. It looked good in the shade of my garage though.
 
You can buy it at Eshine in Port Colbourne ont. They are great to deal with.
Dan
 
Would someone suggest the best way to get Rejex off my (non vette) daily driver, In September I washed and clay bared the car then put it in the garage and put Rejex on it because it was a bit cool. It didn't haze very quickly so i put the Rejex on everywhere. Then I had a bad back muscle spasm and by the time I got relief and went back to the car the Rejex had hardened rock solid. Of course it wouldn't buff to a shine anymore , so have left it till now. When it rains as it does all winter here the water beads beautifully. But on those dry days it looks loke a mess.Have washed it but it doesn't want to budge. Don't know, might need warmer weather to help loosen it off. ( Yes I did put too much on it).
Did the Vette six month earlier and it turned out beautiful, and still has a wonderful luster.

Al.....
 
I think Colin is on the right track with the machine polishers. My only other suggestion would be to contact Rejex themselves for some advice on how to remove the material.

Hopefully this will be simple process and you will end up with a shine seen from space.

Good luck.
 
Al, this may be worth a try. Pick a small spot somewhere not too noticeable and try recoating that spot again, this may soften it up enough to make it polish out!!
 
Thanks Rob, will try that. Duh, I used to use your method when I let too much ordinary wax harden on cars years ago. And of course the new wax applied softened the old and all was good. Now I won't have the kids across the street ask again, what'd you do to your car.
 
In May 2014 I clay bared and rejexed the Vette. Just had to take a hose to it and dry it and the shine is still there as it was last year, almost 13 months ago. And yes I fixed the too much rejex dilema on the Honda also.
 
Thanks for posting the results! Last summer I tested out the Rejex vs Armour All Butter Smooth wax on another car. The difference was pretty noticeable with the Rejex leaving a better shine.
 
As a last add on to the merits and love of the Rejex treatment on my Vette I conclude with this. The Vette is now put to bed since Oct 15th and has had only had one application of Rejex since May 2014, and has looked great for the year and a half with only the occasional spray of water and drying time, and has looked great throughout.
Al....
 

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