Corrosion Technologies RejeX 61004 (1 gallon) – High Gloss Finish That Protects | For All Vehicles | Synthetic Paint and Surface Sealant | Last 2X Longer Than Any Wax | Nothing Sticks But The Shine!™

If you like my review, please give it a thumbs-up. I only write reviews to help fellow Amazon shoppers. I am not compensated for any products, (I buy them with my own money, like many of you) and I write what I experience in order to make Amazon Reviews better for us all. I was introduced to Rejex by a good friend who's in the automotive industry when I noticed his Grand Cherokee paint looked like new (his truck was 5 years old). Think of Rejex as a jel-coat for your car's paint. Whether an old or new car, Rejex helps smooth your paint and provides an amazing glow/shine after it's applied. I first bought the smaller 16 ounce size and when I ran out (applied Reject to my 4 cars), I elected to just buy this big gallon jug. Application is really easy. Simply wash your car and then dry it (we use a shop vac to blow the water off our cars to reduce streaking and it makes for a quick drying session). We then park the car in our garage and apply Rejex to the car's body panels. After the Rejex has set and hazed, we then wipe/buff off the Rejex using clean microfiber towels (Amazon Basics do a great job). Once all the Rejex is buffed/wiped clean of the car, we let the car/Rejex cure in the garage for 12 hours or overnight. This curing process is keen to getting a long-lasting Rejex finish and shine. You can let Rejex cure for less time but that will reduce its "hardening" which means your shine will last less than if you let it cure longer. It's not a big deal to let it cure for a few hours instead of overnight. I just like to maximize the curing process to get the longest lasting shine from my application. My above method gives me about a 6 month's shine/durability with each application. I live in a pretty hot summer climate near Sacramento, California and between our summer heat (105+ degrees) and heavy winter rains (20 inches or so from Nov-Mar), Rejex holds up really well and keeps my cars looking new. If you're looking for that showroom factory finish and shine, along with a durable and non-reactive product (Rejex DOES NOT DAMAGE your car's paint), then this is the solution for you. After you apply it and let it cure, I'm sure you'll agree that your car's paint is smooth like a baby's backside. And you'll be amazed how easily water beads up when your car gets wet. I'm talking big bubbles here. Rejex is truly an amazing product and a great investment for any auto enthusiast.

I have been using Rejex on jet aircraft for years and it gives a great shine and lasts for months. Needless to say that amount of protection is almost overkill on vehicles! The polish is easy to apply and fairly easy to remove. I usually run a microfiber towel over the dried Rejex twice for the best shine. Make sure the Rejex is fully dry before you polish it off and do not use it in full sunshine. One minor problem with Rejex is it gets charged with static electricity which attracts dust. I carry a microfiber duster in the trunk and dust off the car before I take it out.

Works as advertised. No complaints.

I prepped my car by simply washing and rinsing it. The 21 year old paint is in very good condition, having always been garaged and never exposed to rain, snow or salt. Rejex goes on easily, requiring only a small amount. It removes easily with a soft microfiber towel. It produces a terrific, deep shine that is extremely smooth to the touch and highly water repellant. I’ve also had excellent success with polishing/sealing the headlights, tail lights and glass. I was advised to carefully avoid getting Rejex on soft black plastic and rubber because it is very difficult to remove from those surfaces.

I love that Rejex leaves very shiny surface that's very slick. It also seems to last a long time, though I tend to wax my car 3-4 times a year anyway. A bottle goes a long way; my car is over 3 years old and I just recently needed to reorder. I also like that you can just get it ALL over your car, without having to worry about staying away from rubber strips and window glass. That makes it easier to apply than many other long-term polishes. My only beef is that I haven't found that it's easier to remove "bug guts" from the front of the car after treating with Rejex. I know that they advertise that it does so, but I can't say that it 's any different from any other polish I've used. Just a word about the manufacturer (distributor?) of the product is in order. When I went online to get more Rejex, I was very confused about all the different products in the line on the Amazon website. The bottles looked different and some of the quantities were different, too. So I sent a message to the company about it, and the VP of Sales got right back to lil' old me and helped me choose the right one from the Amazon website. That's great customer service. Now if he could do something about those bug guts...

Works Great...that's really it. Last longer than any top line Meguiar's I've used. It's been on my daily driver hood for 3-4 months and still going strong. After seeing that I decided to do the whole truck (F250) it took about an hours time. I use it on my windows as well. Want your side windows to roll down nice and smooth even with dust on them? Then use this stuff on them. I'm telling you, they will roll down smoother than it came from the factory and save your glass from scratches due to dust. Yes I use it on the windshield as well, in short, forget the ever annoying RainX, cuz this stuff blows it away and away...lol

Yea yea, it's not a wax, it's a polymer sealer... Whatever. I asked on a car forum what was the best wax on the planet. This was what they said to get. I'm convinced. This stuff goes on and comes off 1000% easier than any of the waxes I've used in the past. And days later there's no white streaks to clean up where a tiny bit was missed. It doesn't clog the polishing rag, I can do my whole car with one microfiber towel, and I'm not sure I could not do a second car with that rag. Amazing. It used to be the wax would clog up my rags and I'd need 6 or 8 to finish the car. Bugs now wash off, the car looks great, water beads nicely, and I'd say that this 12oz bottle will give my car 3 full wax jobs. I would like to also try their car wash since this works so well. I'm sold on this stuff.

The product can be applied by hand to the any surface. The product takes about 10 minutes to dry. After it's dried it can be easily buffed out with a sheet of paper towel with minimal effort. Leaves a long last great shine.

This product is highly effective I coated my car 2 months earlier than photo was taken and still shining bright. Makes an old car look brand new.

This product lived up to it's billing. It was easy to apply and wipe off. The result was a deep shine.

Works as advertised. Only thing I don't like is the 12 hour curing time, out of the weather....

Re-apply every 5-6 months. Not sure its worth the money but the bottle does last a long time.