It is probably a build up caused by previous wax. Did you stip the car of wax with heavy-duty paintwork cleanser and a clay bar? I had the same problem on my turbo because the dealership used Zymol prior to RejEx. I never had the streaking problem on my Seal Grey because I was the only one that touched the car.

 

I had used Gliptone spray wax on the car a week ago and the other day I washed it with Gliptone car wash solution. I did not use a clay bar nor a heavy duty paint cleaner.

 

Just wash teh car with Dawn. That will remove all the old Wax.

 

I thought you can just user Reje on top of the wax?

 

See what you've started Kirby... pretty cool. Where's our kickback?

 

I love that front end! My fav.

 

GreyGhost
I was so impressed by the photo of your car that I ordered went directly to the RejeX website and ordered some. Question - The info on the RejeX website says not to wax Over RejeX but says that you can put on RejeX Over wax. That doesn't make sense to me. Should I be removing the old wax using cleaner and a clay bar?

 

Just wash with Dawn, Clay bar if you like, wash again and then apply a coat of Rejex, wait 12hrs and then drive.

 

Kirby is right. Your car is over a year old now so a clay barring is in order anyway but not necessary.

 

I just ordered some Rejex purely because of the good reports i've read on this site. I've just bought a clay bar & waxes before i decided to get Rejex, is it a good idea to wax & polish before applying it?

Thanks.

 

Do any of you Rejex guys have first hand experience with the Klasse duo? If so, I would be curious to hear any comparisons of application and result.

Thanks!

 

Wait... I thought you could just put RejeX over the Wax...

 

You can put RejeX over the wax, but if you're going to clay bar your car I would just use Rejex. Waxing is another step and you probably won't notice a difference if you waxed it or not after a coat of RejeX is on. Plus, I Think, rejex lasts a little bit longer if it not appplied over a coat of wax.

 

The reason why I waxed it, is becayse RejeX does not cover the swirl marks, which wax does

 

Is it true that you can use Rejex on the windshield. These damn bugs are killing me -- or should I just use RainX?