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REJEX IS...
a non-yellowing polymer coating that
applies like wax (though with none of the buffing
or polishing) and leaves an enduring, beautiful shine.
REJEX is a thin-film polymer coating designed to provide
a high-release surface. This
very thin film – less than a micron thick – prevents
stains and adhesion of common
contaminants such as exhaust, bugs, oil, tree sap, bird droppings, road
grime, brake dust,
etc. It also makes graffiti easy to remove and can be applied to windshields
to repel rain.
It’s easy to apply and produces a deep, lustrous shine that
outlasts the most popular waxes
by months.
REJEX contains
none of the free silicone oils found in some other products
that are
known to contaminate paint and cause problems when repainting.
REJEX is compeltely
safe on clear coat finishes, vinykll graphics, acrylic windshields
a and clear plastic protective films. REJEX is
available in 12 oz., 16 oz bottles and by the gallon.
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INSTRUCTIONS
#1 Remove
any surface grime, stains and any oxidation.
#2 Shake well and apply to a clean, dry surface that is
cool to the
touch. Do
not apply
in direct sunlight or in temperatures greater than 85° F.
#3 After RejeX dries to a
haze (about 10-15 minutes), simply wipe it off. Unlike waxes that
require strenuous rubbing or buffing to remove, RejeX easily wipes
on and off.
#4 For best results allow RejeX
to cure for 8-12 hours out of the elements.
For optimum protection, reapply every 4-6 months as needed. Or appl;y
a second coat
after 8 hours for a deeper shine and even longer term protection.
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"I
could not believe my eyes this weekend when I washed
my car after four months of winter filth and salt. The
paint is perfect and water beads better than a
fresh wax job! Truly unbelievable, I'm telling
everyone I can about your product."
Andy Steinmann, Columbus, OH
"We
were impressed with this product's ability to keep
bug splats and exhaust stains from sticking to
paint."
Coy Jacob, The Aviation Consumer
"For
the past 5 years I was using Liquid Lustre that
I purchased from a Corvette dealer. I thought
it was best until I used RejeX. I could not
believe the difference in my car. I highly
recommend anyone to try RejeX. I am sure
they will be as pleased as I am." Cinda
Smith
"After
a month of building up road crud, the side
of the A4 treated with RejeX came clean with
one swipe of the sponge. Brake dust washed
off the wheels with plain water." Car & Driver
"Amazingly,
the nose of the trailer remained predominately
bug free! What few bug carcasses had clung
to the stainless steel nose section were quickly
washed away with a moderate stream of water. RejeX
is good stuff"
Thomas Block, Piper Flyer
"My
experience with using RejeX on our buses is very
good. As a test, we put the product on a
double-decker touring bus. After three months
of running non-stop between Denmark and Spain (Apr.
2,000 KM each way), I found that bugs are no longer
a problem. We can easily remove them from
the windshield and frame of the bus with pressure
from a water hose.
Per Jespersen, Tarm, Denmark
"RejeX
makes the metal flake on our show boat look so
good- the colors are deeper and the reflections
are brighter than anything I've ever used before." George
Mayer, Plano, TX
"I
am compelled to write to you about the results
I've had with RejeX on my Porsche 2004 C4S Cab...
The RejeX went on easy, came off easy. The
first thing I noticed was how rich the shine was
- as impressive, if not more so, than typical high
end carnauba. The next thing I noticed was
when I washed the car the following week, nearly
all the dirt washed right off! I was amazed. I
was enthusiastic to add RejeX to our company's
product lineup, so that others can share the wonderful
benefits of this great product. I have recommended
this to countless car aficionados since, and everyone
has had terrific results thus far. Hats off
to you and your team for making such a terrific
product!"
Eric Sklut, BumperPlugs.com
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REJEX
-VS- RAINX
ON WINDSHIELDS |
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RejeX
should be applied to a cool (less than 85° F)
dry surface out of direct sunlight. If the
surface is too hot, the coating will cure before
it has properly bonded to the surface, and
it won’t perform up to its potential.
RejeX is wiped on, allowed to dry to a haze
for approximately 10-15 minutes, wiped off,
then allowed to cure for 12 hours.
Curing
is required to allow the monomers (polymer
building blocks) that make up RejeX to attach
to the surface being treated and to polymerize
(cross link) into a crystal-clear, impervious
film. It is very important to allow RejeX
to cure for 12 hours after the haze has been
wiped off. If the coating is exposed to contamination
such as oil, fuel, soot, water, cleaners,
etc. before it has cured, the contaminants
may interfere with the film, preventing the
RejeX from achieving it's maximum performance
and durability.
RejeX
is not meant to be used on porous surfaces, highly
oxidized painted surfaces, or to fill fine scratches.
RejeX can be applied in multiple coats, allowing
8 hours curing time between coats for deeper color
and greater depth of gloss. RejeX has a higher
refractive index than waxes, so it produces richer,
deeper looking colors and a lustrous long-lasting
finish.
RejeX
can be used over existing wax; however, the
duration of protection will be reduced as
the softer underlying wax degrades comparatively
quickly. There is no reason to wax over RejeX.
As we’ve already said, RejeX leaves
a shinier, longer-lasting finish than wax… and
the wax can't adhere well to RejeX!
If
a RejeX-treated surface needs repainting,
normal paint preparation is all that’s
required. Abrasive cleaners, polishes, rubbing compounds
or chemical paint strippers will remove the
RejeX film.
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As
we speak with customers about RejeX they
often relate its protective qualities on
glass to that of Rainx. Certainly there are
some similarities: the way water sheets off
it and its ability to “bead”.
But the differences are remarkable and worth
mentioning.
Rainx is a silicone based product and the only way to get
silicone to adhere to glass is to include sulphuric acid.
The acid creates microscopic etching in the glass (tiny scratches)
so the silicone can “pool” in the scratches in
order to stick. This destructive characteristic is what makes
rainx an absolute no-no on painted surfaces.
RejeX,
of course, is entirely non-destructive
and safe on all glass, metal and painted
surfaces. The only places to avoid are
patterned surfaces (like vinyl tops) where
the RejeX may not get wiped out of valleys
and turn white as it hardens.
Incidentally,
don’t apply RejeX over Rainx or any
silicone finish. It wont stick. The only
remedy we know is to give it lots of TIME
to completely wear off.
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