This is one of the best kept secrets on the market. The company that manufacturers this product also makes other products that are very well known in the aviation market. Although I haven't used Rejex on paint, I do use it on chrome and other areas. It provides perhaps the slickest finish I have ever experienced. I used it to seal chrome step bars for example. I could hardly keep them from wanting to slide off the table---no joke. And, so far, I have found that Rejex tends to last as long as other sealants that cost much more. Now, the manufacturer says that bugs and such won't stick---well, I haven't found that to be the case, but they do just wipe off. Bottom line: I haven't been disappointed, and I do intend to try it on paint very soon. Just apply thin. It doesn't take much. In fact, applying to much isn't going to help. You'll be wasting product without gaining additional protection. It's better to apply multiple thin coats.

I used Rejex on my car after I used M205. I was told a little would go a long way but my pad soaked it up. My car has been in the rain for the past week and it beads very well. The shine is great and it is easy to take off. I suggest applying this product by hand. I'm not sure I would buy it again until I try applying it by hand.