In the last quote I copied they stated most waxes contain abrasives or chemical cleaners which is actually not true. I often times think the Wet Diamond looks better than many waxes, but that is just my opinion and it varies based on conditions as well. Certainly you can make an argument that certain sealants look better than waxes. I couldn't find any real science behind it just their belief rejex looks better than a wax. RejeX contains no cleaning agents or micro-abrasives, which are contained in most waxes and all polishes." "Why can***8217 t RejeX be used on porous, oxidized paint?
REJEX SEALANT REVIEWS FULL
To get full longevity out of the product, use RejeX instead of wax."
When that occurs, the RejeX protection will wash off with the old wax (since in this case RejeX is bonded to the wax rather than directly to the paint).
When RejeX is put on top of wax ***8211 even though RejeX will protect and extend the life of the wax ***8211 eventually the wax will degrade. Waxes are typically much softer and less durable than RejeX. While RejeX will certainly work over wax and give you the benefits of enhanced gloss, superior protection for your paint and rejection of stains, it***8217 s better to put RejeX right on top of the paint. Abrasive cleaners, polishes, rubbing compounds or chemical paint strippers will remove the RejeX film." If a RejeX-treated surface needs repainting, normal paint preparation is all that***8217 s required. As we***8217 ve already said, RejeX leaves a shinier, longer-lasting finish than wax***8230 and the wax can't adhere well to RejeX!
RejeX can be used over existing wax however, the duration of protection will be reduced as the softer underlying wax degrades comparatively quickly. RejeX has a higher refractive index than waxes, so it produces richer, deeper looking colors and a lustrous long-lasting finish. RejeX can be applied in multiple coats, allowing 8 hours curing time between coats for deeper color and greater depth of gloss. "RejeX is not meant to be used on porous surfaces, highly oxidized painted surfaces, or to fill fine scratches. That's interesting I have yet to hear of any product you can not top with a wax.
0 kommentar(er)
