YOUR RESEARCHRespray after Rejex
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I'm just about to go ahead and apply Rejex on my car and had some concern about potential problems with respraying the car or part after Rejex has been applied. Has anyone had any problems with this, since the Rejex is soo silppery? Ciao, Johannes E.
I would wait until after the respray to apply. But, on their website (and maybe on the bottle) they explain how to remove rejex before painting.
all waxes can be removed before painting is done. Its the determination and attentiveness of the painter that is the deciding factor.
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