Best way to apply RejeX
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Best way to apply RejeX
Hi,
How do you do it? Should it be single coat or multi-coat?
I finally cleaned my rims from brake pads dust (not even sure why, was just bored) and did single coat yesterday, generally just using soft cloth I rubbed thin layer of this solution across all rims surfaces then wiped it again in 30 minutes. It seems a little bit more slippery now on touch but not by much, I sort of expected more.
Also, if you apply it on car exterior - do you put it on clean paint or after waxing it? I wiped wet cloth with what was left on it on fenders as braking dust accumulates there a bit and it is difficult to clean it off... so, generally - how much of rejex should be applied? as little as for regular waxing job, or more, or less? anre there any 'best practices'?
Does it even work, this thing?
How do you do it? Should it be single coat or multi-coat?
I finally cleaned my rims from brake pads dust (not even sure why, was just bored) and did single coat yesterday, generally just using soft cloth I rubbed thin layer of this solution across all rims surfaces then wiped it again in 30 minutes. It seems a little bit more slippery now on touch but not by much, I sort of expected more.
Also, if you apply it on car exterior - do you put it on clean paint or after waxing it? I wiped wet cloth with what was left on it on fenders as braking dust accumulates there a bit and it is difficult to clean it off... so, generally - how much of rejex should be applied? as little as for regular waxing job, or more, or less? anre there any 'best practices'?
Does it even work, this thing?
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