Late last summer I washed, clayed and rejexed my car. I didn't do any polish or swirl remover as the dealer got rid of the scrtached and swirls for me when I bought the car. My car sat in the garage for the last 4 months after claying due to the harsh winter so I don't think it needs to be reclayed.

Now can I just rejex over the rejex? Would a some Zymol wax over the rejex add more wetness look to it and fill in the micro-scratches?

 

You should CLEAN the paint with some sort of mild polish or pre-wax cleaner. Then, if you like the look of the rejex, apply it again. Zymol will not give you a wet look. It's not formulated for that appearance. The look you get with zymol is an unmatched distinction of image and jetness of color. You will be able to see the richness of your paint as appose to having the gloss or wet look that detracts from that. Natural carnaubas give you a softer look while synthetics give that wet look you're after. If you're after the wet look, try the optimum poli-seal and their spray wax. It gives great results.

 

Thanks, I'm going to wash it, polish it and rejex again. I'll skip on the wet look then.

 

to use Mequiar's Plastx on my 996 headlights?

http://www.meguiars.com/estore/product_list.cfm?sectionname=Consumer%20(Meguiar's %20Brand)>Clear%20Plastic%20Care&sectionID=15101

 

Never used it. What are you trying to use it for? I know it's headlights, but are you using it to protect them or get out haze, yeloowness, etc.

 

Clean and protect, there is a little haze no yellowness.

 

Have you already tried your polish and rejex? Give that a try first.

 

Plastx works great on headlights but so would the polish and rejex. Like Moe said.

 

I tried the Plastx and I didn't find it worth the money.