First, I applied Rejex starting from top to bottom.. including wheels. then, I used clean cloth to wipe rejex off.. once in a while, there is residual.. and It took extra minute to take that off with another new clean cloth.. and only took 1hr30mins..

Maybe my hands are moving fast?

 

i did exactly the same but only a step more, put it on windshield and windows. but it took me freaking four hours ! i felt my body didn't belong to me after .

 

Maybe, it's been too long that you washed your car? as you do more often, I am sure, you'll do quicker.

 

Alohalc,

If you pay for my airfare, I'll come over and wash/rejex your E60 as often as you like

 

It does for me, alohalc. I use a thin coat and spot treat for residuals on the paint that won't rinse off with subsequent washings. I never use soap, just water and wipe it down wet. Do it often for more pleasure and more bonding.

 

Alohalc,

If you pay for my airfare, I'll come over and wash/rejex your E60 as often as you like
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if i have the money, i don't mind .

 

it's been 10 years! it's so long that i couldn't even remember what i did for my last "project" .

 

just wanted to say SUP

 

Alohalc,

If you pay for my airfare, I'll come over and wash/rejex your E60 as often as you like
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if i have the money, i don't mind .
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Ya you do...

 

It does for me, alohalc. I use a thin coat and spot treat for residuals on the paint that won't rinse off with subsequent washings. I never use soap, just water and wipe it down wet. Do it often for more pleasure and more bonding.
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so i think the water spots are covered by rejex now. do you think the regular car wash liquid/gel will remove the water spots so that i can re-apply another layer of rejex and try to remove the water spots? will windex remove the rejex on windows/windsheild? thank you again .