Millenium Marine Products

REJEX

Same great product as  our 12oz  but larger quantity

RejeX, Superior Technology

So Slick, Nothing will stick!

RejeX is a thin-film polymer coating with a high-release surface that provides space age protection for cars and trucks, boats, RVs, airplanes, and motorcycles. It prevents stains and the adhesion of common contaminants such as exhaust and soot, bugs, oil, tree sap, bird droppings, road grime, brake dust, etc. It simplifies graffiti removal and repels rain when applied to windshields.

One 16 oz. bottle of RejeX will protect one RV or three to four standard-to-large vehicles. It greatly enhances shine and retards oxidation, and its deep, lustrous shine outlasts most popular waxes by months.

Use RejeX to protect and beautify:

•painted metal
•glass
•acrylic
•gel-coat
•fiberglass
•glossy plastic
•hard, non-porous surfaces such as polished metal
•aluminum automotive wheels
RejeX is not intended for use on porous or highly oxidized painted surfaces or to fill fine scratches. It can be applied in multiple coats, allowing 8 hours' curing time between coats for deeper color and greater depth of gloss. Because it has a higher refractive index than waxes, it produces richer, deeper looking colors and a lustrous   long-lasting finish.

Many vehicle and RV owners install Diamond Shield, a clear plastic film by 3M, on the fronts of their vehicles to protect against rock chips and bugs. A coat of RejeX on top of the clean film has no detrimental effects and makes it much easier to clean off bugs. In fact, 3M recommends RejeX to its Diamond Shield customers.

RejeX also makes things like oil easier to remove. Begin with a mild soap or detergent, such as Dawn dishwashing detergent (a great oil/grease cutter) and graduate to Simple Green if necessary. The key is to not to use an abrasive product or scrub hard.

Abrasive cleaners, polishes, rubbing compounds or chemical paint strippers will remove the RejeX film and protection. Only normal paint preparation is required if a RejeX-treated surface needs repainting.

RejeX contains no free silicone oils that can contaminate paint and cause repainting problems. However, wait at least 30 days for solvent to dissipate before applying RejeX to new vehicles or to those with a fresh paint job. Please consult  the paint manufacturer for recommendations.

REJEX vs RAINX

As we speak with customers about RejeX they often relate its protective qualities on glass to that of Rainx. Certainly there are some similarities: the way water sheets off it and its ability to “bead”. But the differences are remarkable and

Rainx is a silicone based product and the only way to get silicone to adhere to glass is to include sulphuric acid. The acid creates microscopic etching in the glass (tiny scratches) so the silicone can “pool” in the scratches in order to stick. This destructive characteristic is what makes rainx an absolute no-no on painted surfaces.

RejeX, of course, is entirely non-destructive and safe on all glass, metal and painted surfaces. The only places to avoid are patterned surfaces (like vinyl tops) where the RejeX may not get wiped out of valleys and turn white as it hardens.

Incidentally, don’t apply RejeX over Rainx or any silicone finish. It wont stick. The only remedy we know is to give it lots of TIME to completely wear off.

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