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Originally posted by Stryke
Right where it left off....
LOL....here....http://www.corrosionx.com/rejex.html
$20 plus S+H
Right where it left off....
LOL....here....http://www.corrosionx.com/rejex.html
$20 plus S+H
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Just had Techart side skirts installed by Akkurat and George RejeXed my car for me while I waited. Slickest finish I've ever seen or felt. BTW, he wouldn't let me pay for it. Good guy and good work!
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One note of advice!
I did a black car with it today and noticed alot of lines on the hook afterwards and figured out that they were from where I poured out some RejeX on the hood prior to wiping it on with a rag. I guess the heavy concentration on those areas for 30 seconds or so caused it to act differently than the areas that were simply wiped over. I went back to my Silver car and noticed under close inspection the same marks from where I had poured it onto the car. I suggest pouring it on the rag and applying evenly or you will leave these steaks where you poured it on the car.
Anyone else have any experience like this?
I did a black car with it today and noticed alot of lines on the hook afterwards and figured out that they were from where I poured out some RejeX on the hood prior to wiping it on with a rag. I guess the heavy concentration on those areas for 30 seconds or so caused it to act differently than the areas that were simply wiped over. I went back to my Silver car and noticed under close inspection the same marks from where I had poured it onto the car. I suggest pouring it on the rag and applying evenly or you will leave these steaks where you poured it on the car.
Anyone else have any experience like this?