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Used the stuff twice on my guards red 911 and I believe it really brings out the color in the car.
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Bottom-line � make sure your car is TOTALLY clean before you put this stuff on!
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�No problem� I said to myself � I�ll just clean those right off.
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i was running my porter cable tonight with some menzerna polish.
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I love driving cars but hate cleaning them and, frankly, I don�t usually manage to do a good job of it. In fact it is shocking to me that I have cleaned this car twice already (once each weekend) but it needed it � I have been putting about 600 miles per week on it since I got it.
I read all the hype about Rejex and how a one-time application lasts a long time and makes future cleanings easier so I decided to give it a shot.
First off � excellent service. I placed the order Thursday afternoon, selected regular shipping and it was sitting on my doorstep by Saturday. In fact I had just washed the car when I found it sitting there so I decided to give it a shot straight away.
I covered the whole car in the stuff (including wheels and glass) and then buffed it off. I can�t say that I agree with their statement that it comes off much easier than regular waxes/polishes. In hindsight I should probably have done one panel at a time but, as I said, I am not very proficient at cleaning.
It was near dark by the time I finished so I put the car away and left it to cure the obligatory 12 hours.
The next morning I dragged the car out and was pretty happy with the nice shine and silky smooth surface. Then I noticed a couple of spots where I had not dried the car sufficiently and there were still some water spots (the worst ones are in the top center of the windscreen). �No problem� I said to myself � I�ll just clean those right off.
No way Jose!
These spots are now underneath a slippery tough layer of Rejex and won�t move regardless of how much I rub. Bottom-line � make sure your car is TOTALLY clean before you put this stuff on!
Barry
Don, I just enjoy working the carnuba on the GT3 to much to make the switch. I might try the Rejex on the daily drivers since the synthetics last a lot longer and they do not get washed or detailed nearly as often.
i was running my porter cable tonight with some menzerna polish. i only did the horizontal surfaces. amazing what a diff. the rejex makes. when i went to rinse all the polish off the car, you could see a clear line where i had been polishing. the non polished, still covered in rejex beaded like crazy where water just sat on the freshly polished surface.
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