High Gloss Finish That Protects, Long-Lasting Polymer Coating for Cars, Trucks, Boats, RVs, Motorcycles, Aircraft, Glass, Painted Metal, Fiberglass, Acrylic, Gel Coat & Plastic Surface, 16 Fl Oz

I used Liquid Glass for decades. Way ahead of its time. When LG went kaput, I used Finish First. The new Liquid Glass formulation was terrible. Nothing wrong with Finish First, I just wanted to try something different. This product is very good. Easy to apply and easy to remove. The shine is excellent and water doesn’t just bead up, it runs off the surface. I like this product. Easier than First Finish to use, and, a small amount goes a long way. Don’t know about the longevity but will add three more applications during the summer. I took a chance and am satisfied with the results. Will continue to use Rejex. No reason not to.

I'm a long-time car guy, I've tried all sorts of wax products. But the last one I will probably ever purchase is RejeX. It just looks great and lasts - on cars and a Class A motorhome. There are all kinds of waxes and ceramic coatings on the market, some are better than others. I personally have found that, for the price, RejeX imparts the best, longest lasting finish I have ever seen on a painted surface or glass. It has been a year since I applied it to our motorhome, I recently washed it and found that the water is still beading up, absolutely incredible!

I don't want to oversell this, as I applied it to our boat based on other online ravings about it just before it went into storage! With that said - I can attest that it's simple to apply and wipe off once complete and certainly feels like it leaves a nice, slick shine that should keep a lot of gunk off. I'll circle back on this about the same time next year after the boat is back out of the water to confirm how well it held up.

Highly recommended, product is solid. I wish I could afford to use it more often that’s the only downside is the price.. but I’d recommend this product on anything I’ve been using it on yachts for years! Last long is durable and leaves a radiant finish!

I had my paint cleaned with a clay bar and a machine polish. Proper prep is important on a used car. Goes on easily, used very little for a thin film. Hand wipes off easily. You must give it 12 hours to cure before using your car. I park it in a garage and use commercial car washes and get up to 6 months of protection, especially if I do a second coat. Very slippery finish and looks almost as good as carnuba wax which only lasts 4-6 weeks. Great labor and paint saver. I also used it on my windshield and other exterior glass. I thinks it's much easier to work with than Rain X and does a similar job. My 2004 Lexus RX330 looks great and cleans easily as nothing sticks to Rejex. Update June 2015: Still very happy with Rejex. Great value compared to similar products. Update August 2021: I got 17 months from an expensive Cquartz application but am going back to Rejex.

I applied Rejex to my 2016 Silverado 2500 11 months ago. (Dec 2022) It still beads and probably has 50-60% of its protection intact. The vehicle is stored outdoors in the southern California sun (30-116 degrees F. ). Presently the Water Beading is intact but I can feel some mild roughness due to mild contaminants on the paint. The vehicle was washed and clayed thoroughly before the 1st application. IMHO claying or machine polishing is very important for adherence as well as feel. The truck is a low metallic silver and showed some minute "blotchy" fading (common for Chevrolet's silver when left outside in the California sun.) before I used the Rejex, This blotchiness is almost imperceptible to most people but I'm obsessive about care finishes. At 11 months I just re-clayed and reapplied the second coat of Rejex. It is back to the slick feel, water beading and shine I achieved 11 months ago. The minimal fading appears to be completely arrested since the 1st Rejex application, in spite of being out in the sun all winter, spring, summer and fall. Note: If applied on rougher surfaces like some fiberglass on boats and RVs I would not expect the same degree of gloss due to the inherent roughness and micro orange-peel of the surface on some of those finishes. They simply break up the light reflected off the paint causing a more dull appearance. I suspect the protection would not be greatly affected however. On Auto paint that is well prepared this stuff enhances slickness and shine incredibly well. Polymers in general don't seem to give as deep a shine as some high end waxes but I don't think they are meant to. To me, polymers seem to be a harder, thinner layer that won't give you the depth of gloss that multiple coats of hand rubbed carnauba waxes will, but polymers seem to last much, much longer, thus providing more protection. Polymers in general, appear to be much more durable also. So to get the best of both worlds I tried to apply a coat of carnauba wax over the cured Rejex. Alas, the Rejex was too slick for the carnauba wax to even adhere to the surface. In addition, it would take me 6-8 hours to completely carnauba hand-wax my large truck. The Rejex went on in 90 minutes. I have a garage full of products collected over 30 years but I just ordered another bottle of Rejex. I'm hooked as I have never had a polish/wax last over 11 months. Incredible!!! Your mileage may vary.

Good product