RejeX vs Zaino
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Wow, that's a lot of steps...Here is my process
Detail spray or CA duster on the car
Apply Rejex
Wait 12hrs then drive
I've never used a Bucket and Hose on my car.
Detail spray or CA duster on the car
Apply Rejex
Wait 12hrs then drive
I've never used a Bucket and Hose on my car.
Last edited by Itzkirb; May 26, 2004 at 10:02 AM.
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damn you guys, looks like i'm gonna have to try yet ANOTHER wax
any of you guys tried meguiars new NXT Tech Wax, i was very suprised by the product and thought it was great. That comming from a long time zaino user
any of you guys tried meguiars new NXT Tech Wax, i was very suprised by the product and thought it was great. That comming from a long time zaino user
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My take, through experience on various cars.
Rejex is crap. It looks great for a few days and quickly wears off.
Zymol is total crap. It never looks good, is gone within a month and costs an arm and a leg. They sell the product to suckers who think that paying more means you get more.
Carnubas are decent, deep shine, a pain to apply properly.
Zaino, properly applied (use the accelerator if you are not patient) has the deepest shine and last much, much longer than any other waxes.
Rejex is crap. It looks great for a few days and quickly wears off.
Zymol is total crap. It never looks good, is gone within a month and costs an arm and a leg. They sell the product to suckers who think that paying more means you get more.
Carnubas are decent, deep shine, a pain to apply properly.
Zaino, properly applied (use the accelerator if you are not patient) has the deepest shine and last much, much longer than any other waxes.
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Longhorn911,
Looks great, the only thing I would suggest is to ditch the microfiber mitt and use a boar's hair brush instead. Here's a review of various mf products Microfiber review they conclude mf is great for everything but mitts. I'll be trying the Rejex as soon as it arrives. Menzerna's new FMJ also sounds good.
Looks great, the only thing I would suggest is to ditch the microfiber mitt and use a boar's hair brush instead. Here's a review of various mf products Microfiber review they conclude mf is great for everything but mitts. I'll be trying the Rejex as soon as it arrives. Menzerna's new FMJ also sounds good.
Last edited by Dr. T; May 27, 2004 at 06:25 AM.
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Kirby:
I understand how a CA duster works. But what do you do when the car gets dirty? I mean really dirty. Like when you have to drive through the rain. Do you still use the CA duster? I can't imagine how you get the car clean without washing it. Car wash soaps provides some lube so that when your cleaning the car you don't swirl the hell out of the clear getting the dirt, bugs, and grime off.
I understand how a CA duster works. But what do you do when the car gets dirty? I mean really dirty. Like when you have to drive through the rain. Do you still use the CA duster? I can't imagine how you get the car clean without washing it. Car wash soaps provides some lube so that when your cleaning the car you don't swirl the hell out of the clear getting the dirt, bugs, and grime off.
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When is gets too dirty for the CA duster I just use a towel and detail spray to clean the car. With RejeX, so far it hasn't gotten to the point where I needed to actually wash the car.
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