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YOUR RESEARCHRejex...where do I get it?
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What products were used on that turbo and in what order.
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I highly recommend for your final step using this product #425
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Anyway, my stock of Rejex is running short and I need to order some more.
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Hi folks,
it's been too long since I last frequented the board. Hope things are going good for all my old buddies.. My 996 still going strong at 53k and 7 RMS's
Anyway, my stock of Rejex is running short and I need to order some more. But I forgot where to order it from. Can someone please post up details where I can order it from. Does any UK rennlisters know if it can be bought in the UK?
Cheers,
Berny
It's the best and "only" IMHO treartment and polish for your 996. Without using it, it is impossible to explain how it is so different to any other product. Suffice to say it is more than a wax an polish.
Eric I will email you. Cheers
Mea culpa! I don't think you meant abrasive products. Translation mistake me thinks?
If you polished your car with an abasive you won't need polish anymore
Anyway, seriously, I don't want to know what is out there as I am more than happy with Rejex. Just want to know where best to order it from.
Not to take deals away from Eric, but there is a distributor in Europe/UK
http://www.advancedcarproducts.com/products.asp?cat=15
I use Rejex for my windows and wheels - works great against brake dust and bugs
Here you have some examples:
(They wrote in spanish. If you want to know something, tell me and I'll translate)
In this car (BMW Z3 3.0i Coupe) I did a hard wrok but the result was finally awesome.
http://www.forodetalles.com/showthread.php?t=1867
A 996 :
http://www.forodetalles.com/showthread.php?t=1068
A 993 :
http://www.forodetalles.com/showthread.php?t=756
996 red:
http://www.forodetalles.com/showthread.php?t=2058
This is Poorboys Nattys Paste Wax - Blue , IMHO the best
The translation is dificult to understand. But I would love to konw more.
What is this product called Porter Wire and how is it used?
What products were used on that turbo and in what order. There seems a lot to choose from?
I highly recommend for your final step using this product #425
www.finishkareusa.com
Its available in the UK and like no other prduct I have ever used.
I've tried everything believe me Rejex, Klasse,Zaino,Poorboys,Optimum etc.
#425 It is it's own category and works well over everything
will encapsulate your paint in a smooth coating that repels dust.
A must use product over a wax like Natty's Blue.
Everyone who touches my paint says ooooooooh so smooth.
I'm on my second bottle, I wish I knew about this when I had a black car.
Buy it by the gallon trust me! and ask for a free sample of FX100 and pink wax.
It's too late for me .
In Spain we are 02:00 AM ha ha....
I promise you to create a new post in which I'll explain with all kind of details, how to polish your car in a complete process.
(Porter cable is a polish machine like the pictures below)
oooh the metabo rotary. My next toy.
look forward to seeing your post this weekend I spent 4 hours soint the following:
1-Washed with Optimum No rinse(water softener to avoid swriling) added to Meguiar's NXT car wash.
2-Clay Bar (took almost one hour) but the paint was squeaky clean.
3-Removed swirls with Poorboy's SSR 2.5 and my Porter Cable with orange Sonus pad. (1.5 hours)
4-Polished the paint with Klasse All in One (my favorite product) by hand no PC.
5-Sealing the paint wth Werkstatt Acrylic Jett Trigger (excellent ease of use no PC needed)
6-a quick spray of FK1 FX100 (a sprayable sealant that works over waxes and sealants equally well)
7-A couple layers of FK1 Pink Wax, very nice and they give you allot of quantity. Its an acrylic wax so it will last a long time compared to a Carnauba only wax.
8-And my final dust repelling spray FK1 425. Keeps the paint cleaner longer because the surface will stay too slick, the dust rolls off with wind and when the car is moving.
Then I went in the house and took five aspirins because that's hard work. I only do all those steps twice or three times a year. After the weekly wash I only use FK1 FX100 and 425 takes only 5 minutes and it looks just as good as it did after spending four hours.
Here is the Rejex Web site. the Main product they sell is CorrosionX, a moisture displacer/lubricant that makes WD-40 look like Lipton's Tea. Rejex is popular with aircraft owner because it makes the planes "more slippery" and thus more efficient. I use it on my boat to make it slide through the water more easily and to prevent it from getting that "scum line" that comes from the boat spending more than 4 hours in South Florida's waters. On a car, it gives a kick-butt gloss with an embarrassingly minimal amount of effort.
http://www.corrosionx.com/rejex.html
hahaha
Perfectlap, I can see you know how to do these things...
Meguiars is one of the best brands
I spent 6-7 hours ina BMW Z3 Coupe
It's a hard work bat it's great looking at your car when you'd finished
I recomend to everybody who would like to get the car perfectly cleaned, to download this free book. It's the 'Autopia Guide':
http://www.guidetodetailing.com/arti...p?articleId=58
