Put a couple coats of Rejex on the car this weekend

[bren]

Turned out suprisingly well. Very easy to apply and remove, and it doesn't leave any white film on the black plastic which is a nice bonus.

If it can do this for white I can only imagine what a black car would look like.

http://home.comcast.net/~benger1/rejex_shine.jpg

[Mathew]

I'm going to have to try some of this stuff.

[clyde]

Turned out suprisingly well. Very easy to apply and remove, and it doesn't leave any white film on the black plastic which is a nice bonus.

Give it a few more days (like after it rains and thoroughly dries). :eek: If it does show up, try a little spit and elbow grease.

[clyde]

Another thing...

it doesn't stay slippery feeling for long, and water won't bead for as long as with the other waxes and polymers. However, it keeps working real well for quite a while. I put one coat on shortly before the cicada invasion and stuff still just hoses off.

[Nick M3]

My M3 hasn't been rejexed in months and it still beads nicely.

Garage parking is nice. :p

[BahnBaum]

Turned out suprisingly well. Very easy to apply and remove, and it doesn't leave any white film on the black plastic which is a nice bonus.

If it can do this for white I can only imagine what a black car would look like.

http://home.comcast.net/~benger1/rejex_shine.jpg

Looks nice!

Sounds like a lot less work than the Klasse coats that I did last weekend....

Alex

[blee]

I've heard that this stuff works really well against dirt. How is it on brake dust?

I'm very happy with Zaino for the rest of the car, but I've found nothing so far that can keep my wheels from becoming a scrubbing nightmare.