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Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Graphene

Scott said:
I applied Rejex last spring and want to apply another coat this spring. Do I need to do anything other than wash my boat before applying another coat?
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You could wash with dawn soap (if you have any) to help remove the old wax. How did the Rejex hold up? Are you happy with it?
 
Scott said:
It's fantastic stuff. No water spots, easy to clean and a nice shine all season.
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Great! I still get spots but I think it's actually the water quality here along with the hot sun. Thanks for letting us know.
 
Scott said:
I applied Rejex last spring and want to apply another coat this spring. Do I need to do anything other than wash my boat before applying another coat?
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Nope, just clean it well, and reapply. I had to use a stripping wash on mine and do two washes before it looked like it had removed the existing Rejex I had on my boat. Dawn didn't seem to phase the Rejex in the slightest.

Dawn wash, Adams stripping wash, then Adams stripping wash again. I don't know how a person would wash something "wrong", so I'm going to go with Rejex being very durable.

It never stopped me from getting water spots, but Hot Sauce when I pulled the boat out always worked, and it only takes 10-15 minutes to Hot Sauce.
 
@drewkaree
drewkaree said:
Shaddup, ya doorknob, you gave info no one else did, that's called "contributing". Stop being such a girl ?

I know you said you waited for it to "haze over", about how long would you say? Was it the "did the whole boat, then started removing in the same order I applied it", or what?
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?...Doorknob! Yea probably earned that.

Sorry, been off the forums for a little. It's seems to save me money when I dont get on here as often ?. Yea the haze didnt take too long. It's not a dramatic haze like a wax, but more of a "greying/more solid appearance"of the liquid. I would say 15-20 min in the shade.

I actually did do the whole boat and started removing in the same order when I finished applying. It went on so easily I got carried away with it.

Going to drop it in the water next week and I'll see what it does then.
 
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