Rejex
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Road Captain
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Rejex
Hi everyone,
I don't know if you guys have ever heard of this stuff. I've never seen it mentioned on the forum before. It's real popular in the sports car circles and I really like it. I had not tried it on the bikes before last night and was pleasantly surprised by the outcome. It makes my vivid black look really deep and the shine is amazing. Two of the other things I really like about it is how easy it wipes off and it doesn't leave any white streaks or marks on black rubber and molding like wax does. The big difference with wax is you have to let it cure for 12 hours but it lasts a lot longer. I haven't seen it locally so I ordered it off of the web directly from them. It might seem a little expensive but you don't have to use as much as you would wax, it goes a long way, I've done my car four times with one bottle and still have half a bottle left. Anyway, I don't work for them or anything like that but thought I would throw this out there since it's been such a good experience for me. Hope this helps you out in some way. Steve
http://www.rejex.com/
I don't know if you guys have ever heard of this stuff. I've never seen it mentioned on the forum before. It's real popular in the sports car circles and I really like it. I had not tried it on the bikes before last night and was pleasantly surprised by the outcome. It makes my vivid black look really deep and the shine is amazing. Two of the other things I really like about it is how easy it wipes off and it doesn't leave any white streaks or marks on black rubber and molding like wax does. The big difference with wax is you have to let it cure for 12 hours but it lasts a lot longer. I haven't seen it locally so I ordered it off of the web directly from them. It might seem a little expensive but you don't have to use as much as you would wax, it goes a long way, I've done my car four times with one bottle and still have half a bottle left. Anyway, I don't work for them or anything like that but thought I would throw this out there since it's been such a good experience for me. Hope this helps you out in some way. Steve
http://www.rejex.com/
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its car talk, but same principle...
http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforum...uiars-etc.html
http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforum...uiars-etc.html
Tourer
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From: Jacksonville, Florida
Also, if you have a dark colored bike, you can use "Wet Obsession". Cannot really find any stores that have it, but can be ordered from ObsessiveDetail.com, and is amazing.
I bought it for my car, but it makes the paint on my bike look 10 miles deep. And for the folks that are wondering, it says that it is Pure Brazilian Ivory Carnauba Wax. I also have no affiliation with these guys, just recommending a product that I got good results from.
I bought it for my car, but it makes the paint on my bike look 10 miles deep. And for the folks that are wondering, it says that it is Pure Brazilian Ivory Carnauba Wax. I also have no affiliation with these guys, just recommending a product that I got good results from.
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Someone will have a BETTER PRODUCT next month, IT NEVER ENDS!
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I've used Rejex for quite a while and have tried to spread the word about it here. Doesn't appear to be catching on so we'll let them wax their bikes all afternoon while we're out riding.
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Road Warrior
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Rejex is a great product that is long lasting and easy to use. It will not hide blemishes such as swirl marks or fine scratches, so you have to start with a perfect surface before applying it unless those blemishes don't bother you.
Other comparable products are Zaino and Collinite waxes.
Other comparable products are Zaino and Collinite waxes.
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Guys,
Thanks for the kind words about RejeX. We only have a couple HD dealers buying from us, but those that do are selling RejeX like hotcakes (at least they do when the weather is decent.
If you'd like your local HD/Buell dealer to sell RejeX, I'd be happy to call on them. Just send me a PM with a name and contact # or email.
I don't want to hijack your thread, but if you have any questions, I'd be happy to answer them. Feel free to email me at jdhill@rejex.com Once upon a time, my wife let me have a bike, which I usually kept clean enough to eat off of. So I'm familiar with all the challenges of keeping a touring bike mint and fairly expert on detailing, protective coatings, etc.
Best regards to all.
Thanks for the kind words about RejeX. We only have a couple HD dealers buying from us, but those that do are selling RejeX like hotcakes (at least they do when the weather is decent.
If you'd like your local HD/Buell dealer to sell RejeX, I'd be happy to call on them. Just send me a PM with a name and contact # or email.
I don't want to hijack your thread, but if you have any questions, I'd be happy to answer them. Feel free to email me at jdhill@rejex.com Once upon a time, my wife let me have a bike, which I usually kept clean enough to eat off of. So I'm familiar with all the challenges of keeping a touring bike mint and fairly expert on detailing, protective coatings, etc.
Best regards to all.