Rejex Question
Originally Posted by porschenut911
So I take it it's safe to wax over rejex but not polish?
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Originally Posted by Anthony Orosco
I'm going to be the voice of dissent a bit here. While Rejex is a polymer it can be removed with polishing and a heavy soap cleaner designed to cut through oils. Using an alcohol wipe down will also weaken Rejex as will claying your paint. Rejex does NOT become part of the paint but like all other sealants it bonds on the molecular level but it is not smaller than the paint itself on a molecular scale, only solvents, such as water, are able to seep into paint. Your clear coat actually soaks up water to a certain degree.
Rejex can also be used ON TOP of a waxed surface BUT let it be known that it is bonding more to the wax more so than the paint itself so as the wax degrades so does the Rejex. It is better to Rejex and then wax after the bonding time.
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Rejex can also be used ON TOP of a waxed surface BUT let it be known that it is bonding more to the wax more so than the paint itself so as the wax degrades so does the Rejex. It is better to Rejex and then wax after the bonding time.
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I normally use #7 then rejex but last time I wasn't very happy with a spot on the rear bumper above the plate so I used #9 after 7 and I found it not worth the money, it didn't do anything.
What do you recommend for a wax over Rejex? I hear the wax at any Harley store is the same as P21S and great over Rejex. Also, would wax hide / fill microscratches over rejex?
What do you recommend for a wax over Rejex? I hear the wax at any Harley store is the same as P21S and great over Rejex. Also, would wax hide / fill microscratches over rejex?
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