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I'm sorry to say I can't remember who recommended REJEX a reactive chemical coating but I got some on Amazon on sale. Gave it a try and OMG is it slippery after application. Easy to apply and is safe for all plastics.
You really should try this stuff, suspect that you will never go back to time consuming and labor intensive waxes again.
Al in Kazoo
Following this closely. Used it some years ago, as I recall it was a bit difficult to buff out. Could be they improved the formula. I have an open mind on using it again.
Don't know about changes but buffs out easily. I do all of the front and then go back and buff out, then one full side and buff and then complete the other side and you be done. Great paint luster and slippery stuff. FWIW YRMVQuote:
Originally Posted by bikerbillone
Al in Kazoo
Hi Al thanks for the info ..... I see two different types ( same name ) what did your bottle look like ..... Mike :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by IGETAROUND
I wonder how it would work on polycarbonate windshields?
It would work just fine. Any of the modern ceramics, graphenes or polymers will. This product is a polymer.Quote:
Originally Posted by JKMSPYDER
I see that it is made by Corrosion Technologies. I have used their CorrosionX for corrosion (what else?) protection on airplanes for years. Sprayed on the inside. It is also the BEST lubricant I have ever found. Use it on everything including firearms. Based on that, I would think that this is the best thing for its purpose since sliced bread.:firstplace::yes:
I don't think that sliced bread would work very well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Baron14y