rejex

How many of you are using rejex barrier and stain remover. Are you using it on the entire plane in place of carnuba wax, or over top of wax just on leading edges?

Forgot to mention that I used polytone on my unfinished plane.

I never heard of the product. Tell us more.

I just use carnauba wax on my Poly Tone.

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Originally Posted by Av8r3400

I never heard of the product. Tell us more.

I just use carnauba wax on my Poly Tone.

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Well, i was doing an internet search on silicone free wax and found mention of the product REJEX. So i checked the aircraft spruce websight and they sell it. Supposed to be very slick to make wipe down of bugs, exhaust, fuel stains, etc, easy. Just not sure if it should be used as an overall substitute for wax.

I use Lucas Slick Spray Mist..since I have put it on ..even 2 weeks after flying..bugs wipe right off

I have been using rejig for the past 4 years on my RansS-7 that is painted with a gloss finish. This is the only polish I have ever put on the plane. I have applied twice to the whole plane and once a year at annual on the leading edges, cowl and prop. Bugs are very easy to remove with plane water.

I use mop n glo on a soft rag. only on the fiberglass. It shines like its wet and strips off with warm water and some dish soap if I want it off.
I don't treat the fabric (polytone) but the plane is hangared and kept clean.
What is a good product for fabric?

I like the Lucas Spray Mist

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Originally Posted by Wheels

I use mop n glo on a soft rag. only on the fiberglass. It shines like its wet and strips off with warm water and some dish soap if I want it off.
I don't treat the fabric (polytone) but the plane is hangared and kept clean.
What is a good product for fabric?

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I use plain carnauba wax from the aircraft section at Oreileys on my Poly Tone and Pledge furniture polish on the plexi.

Carnauba wax is the only product I've seen Poly Fiber recommend for use on their fabric systems. That's what I use on my PolyTone finish.
Plexus on the windshield.

I have used nothing but lemon pledge on my entire aircraft which has urethane paint with no problems. I tried the rejex on a different aircraft and I believe it worked as well, however is more expensive. The pledge works well on windshield and prop as well.

Lemon pledge on poly urethane. Don't use on back side of prop if you have a optical prop RPM sensor. Sensor will not register RPM.

I used to use Lemon pledge until Mike Dewey (Famed hollywood Stunt Pilot) told me that it yellowed the fabric over time.