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RejeX Soil Barrier - Anti-Stain
Protection
by "Burn" for webBikeWorld.com
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We've always been on the search for unique or hard to find
motorcycle related products and accessories, and it's always a kick to find
something that fits the bill.
In baseball terms, it's a double when
the product is both unique and works as advertised.
An added kick is when the product wasn't necessarily
designed with motorcycling in mind.
There's an added kick in finding
something designed for a completely different market
that also works really well for a motorcycling
application. I guess you could say that's a
triple.
Carrying the analogy a bit further, when
the product does all of the above and it also comes from
a (relatively) unknown company that doesn't have the
marketing budget of the big guys, it's a home run.
That's a lot of "ifs", and about as rare
as finding a Harley owner wearing one-piece racing
leathers.
I have to admit, we usually take a
skeptical viewpoint on any new product, especially one
that makes claims like "so slick, bugs can't stick",
which is the marketing tag line for RejeX. But
this stuff really works, and it looks like they've put
one over on the big guys, which really gives me a
chuckle.
RejeX is manufactured by Corrosion
Technologies Corporation, the makers of CorrosionX
lubricant, penetrant and corrosion inhibitor; SpeedX,
the "extreme pressure lubricant"; and CorrosionX HD
(Heavy Duty) thick film penetrant and corrosion
inhibitor. Their products are popular in the
aviation industry, which immediately lends credibility,
because the aero crowd doesn't fool around with anything
less than perfection.
Corrosion Technologies claims that RejeX
"is an advanced polymer treatment designed to provide an
ultra-slick barrier that seals and protects painted
surfaces, glass, metal, gel coat and acrylics against
bird droppings, spider droppings (I hate those!), bugs,
exhaust stains, oil, tar, grease and other dirt and
grime" (is there anything else??).
RejeX is similar to a motorcycle polish
in the way it looks and smells and also in the way it's
applied. It's a thick white liquid that comes in a
16 oz. (454 g) squeeze bottle. It's kind of
expensive at $19.95, but a little bit of this stuff goes
a long, long way. They also offer a 100%
guarantee, with "no ifs, ands or buts".
The directions are pretty
straightforward: shake well, apply it, let it dry to a
haze and buff it out. It's very easy to apply and
doesn't take much to get a good coat. It's very
easy to buff out once it's dry.
Now I've come across "treatments" like
this before, which claim to replace waxes or polishes.
None of them have worked as claimed. But RejeX
definitely feels different. I use it on my
motorcycle helmets, the painted surfaces on the
motorcycle and also the clear plastic visor and
windscreen. It leaves a very smooth surface feel
-- you can really feel the rag slide over the surface,
unlike any other polish I've ever used. It leaves
a very nice shine and seems to deepen the colors.
Where it really comes into its own is
after a ride or two. I can't say that it meets the
manufacturer's claim that it's "so slick, bugs don't
stick", because they do. But it's amazing how easy
it is to remove the bugs on treated surfaces. I
can spray a touch of Glass Plus or even water on a soft
rag and wipe the treated surfaces, like the front of the
Tiger's fairing, and the bugs come right off with very
little effort. Alternatively, a rinse with clear
water from a hose seems to flush the bugs right off the
bike's surface. Pretty amazing.
RejeX works great on helmets and visors.
It leaves the same very slick surface feel and makes it
very easy to remove the bugs and grime after a ride.
I've treated all my helmets with RejeX and it's made a
real difference.
This is pretty cool stuff and I highly
recommend it. I'm always amazed when one of the
smaller companies trumps the big guys, and this is a
classic example. I have no idea how they did it,
but Corrosion Technologies has come up with a winner!
| Product
Review: RejeX |
| Available
From:
Corrosion Technologies |
Suggested
Retail Price: $19.95 |
| Color:
White |
Made
in: U.S.A. |
| Product
Comments: Creates a very slick surface on paintwork,
motorcycle helmets, visors, fairings and windscreens and other metal
parts. Makes it very easy to remove bugs and grime after
treatment. |
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From "B.C.": "Although I'd heard about RejeX before, your
review of it convinced me to order a bottle. I've been using their
Corrosion X for years because it flat out works, so I figured this stuff would
be good too.
WOW! This stuff is pretty amazing! First off, it made my bike (&
helmet) look shinier than any other product I've tried but the best part is the
minimal effort required to remove bugs etc., & the last few weeks that's been
mostly "love bugs" here in Texas. Even fingerprint smudges come off
easier. I ordered it over the net directly from the manufacturer & it was
just under $20 including mailing & Texas sales tax."
From "B.D.": "OK, so I just had to run out and buy RejeX
because I have to commute through miles of "Bug Fields" and figured it would be
good on my helmet and headlight (Don't care much about the rest of the bike
being dirty since it's a KLR).
HA!! This stuff is so awesome, I actually waxed my car
with it for the first time since I bought it 3 years ago! (I'm usually
just fine with the drive-thru car wash) Anyway, the point is that I'm
actually looking for stuff to polish with RejeX now!
I picked it up from SkyGeek.com for only $14.95 and they
actually let you pick your shipping method. Parcel Post is the cheapest,
and got to my door in a few days for just a few cents over $21. Other online
retailers had the product shipped for well over $30!"
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