Anyone use Rejex?

Yes, I've used it on my 'vette. I learned about it on the Corvette forum. I think bugs can stick but they come off pretty easy. It's great for wheels and glass. I'd give you more feedback, but I didn't have it on for long and put some JetSeal on it. I started reading this site when I got the car so I'm going through a try-a-ton-products phase. It now has DG 601/105 topped with AW and I have PinkWax on the way. I'm doing my part to keep the detail supply places in business.
 
^^ So is Zaino?



Its very nice; but granted their site does over hype it a bit (but show me a product site that doesn't)...



Make sure you stay AWAY from any grained or molded plastics with it.



Durability rivals Zaino; but its easier to use. Looks a lot like a mix of Meg's #26, but not quite as much darkening effect; but "warmer" than Zaino (less platic looking on dark colors).



Hope that helps ya a bit.
 
I use it, I use it when I need something that will last. Look is a bit softer than other sealants I have used, reminds me of M21 allot.
 
I use Rejex when i want to do a quick wax on a vehicle. Goes on easy and comes off just as easy. It makes the paint look wet w/out much effort. The durability to me hasnt been all the great. It seems to lose its protection after about a month to a month and half. IMO it looks great for a short period of time. I did buy the stuff a few yrs ago and i still have the same bottle so maybe they are putting out a more durable product now.
 
I use Rejex strictly for the wheels. On my paint and with my technique, I can't seem to get the good results others are getting with the rest of the vehicle.



But it is nice when the brake dust comes off much easier -- Rejex sure is smooth and slick.
 
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