Would love to hear about your use of Rejex Wax

[Busskipper]

http://www.rejex.com/

Just heard about this and am going to try it out on the front of the Coach.

If you have used it give me some insight - The 8 hours to "Cure" and do not use in the sun give me some concerns.

If you have used it let me/us know how you liked it and if you had issues let me/us know.

I'm a long time Nu Finish user on the Coach but was drawn to the Rejex it for it's ability to "Rinse Off BUGs".

TIA,

[Blaster_Man]

I've used Rejex and NuFinish. The only difference I see is that Rejex is better getting off bugs that have been on there a long time. If you are going to clean them off in a day or so, no difference.

[hanko]

mike brez wrote:

hanko wrote:
I use both rejex and nu Finnish and don't see much difference in applying or removal. I do it once a year, my coach is inside when not in use and looks new all the time

Dude two years old,stored inside I would hope it looks like new :S

Dude, at least I read the OP's post and responded accordingly.

[J-Rooster]

Laman wrote:
I have tried Rejex twice on the front of my coach during Fl. love bug season. I was not impressed, did not seem to be any better than Nufinish or other good wax, and yes I followed directions.

Thanks for the info

[mike_brez]

hanko wrote:
I use both rejex and nu Finnish and don't see much difference in applying or removal. I do it once a year, my coach is inside when not in use and looks new all the time

Dude two years old,stored inside I would hope it looks like new :S

[Laman]

I have tried Rejex twice on the front of my coach during Fl. love bug season. I was not impressed, did not seem to be any better than Nufinish or other good wax, and yes I followed directions.

[Ed_Gee]

Busskipper wrote:
http://www.rejex.com/

Just heard about this and am going to try it out on the front of the Coach.

If you have used it give me some insight - The 8 hours to "Cure" and do not use in the sun give me some concerns.

If you have used it let me/us know how you liked it and if you had issues let me/us know.

I'm a long time Nu Finish user on the Coach but was drawn to the Rejex it for it's ability to "Rinse Off BUGs".

TIA,

Rejex is NOT a wax; it is a polymer coating that is much superior in the protection offered and long lasting -- when properly applied per the directions.

[crasster]

Soap, water, and a good buffer seem to always work for me. A light waxing & buffer using any wax... Of course, I don't bother on my Toyota, but do on my Bounder.

[hanko]

I use both rejex and nu Finnish and don't see much difference in applying or removal. I do it once a year, my coach is inside when not in use and looks new all the time

[NHIrish]

I tried it and decided to stay with nufinish. It is a pretty good product, but I detected no real difference from the easier to use nufinish.

[1968mooney]

Used it on my previous MH (Holiday Rambler Ambassador). Use it on my Airplane, my Z4, my Impala, and my truck. Works great.