[AdamBlitzer]

ok i searched but where do you guys get the 3m car polish... looked on 3m.com and they have like 3424 entries when i searched their site.. a specific name would be great and if i could pick it up at a local pepboys.. thanks.

[2xtreme]

pepboys is where I get it. its called "hand glaze fine cut" ~$10 a bottle

[Wazazell]

Originally Posted by AdamBlitzer

ok i searched but where do you guys get the 3m car polish... looked on 3m.com and they have like 3424 entries when i searched their site.. a specific name would be great and if i could pick it up at a local pepboys.. thanks.

this is what i used, and where i got it.

http://www.properautocare.com/3mperswirmar.html

I have a story to tell, but it'll have to wait until after work...

[SubieNewbie]

Please exuse my stupid questions for Iam a SubieNoob but Ive read this intire thread over and over but no one ever specificaly mentions REJEX before or after CLEAR BRA. Sorry if it was said, but everytime I read this whole thread it gives me a headache.

Can someone please clarify??? I have a brand new Subie with 100miles on it and I dont want to drive it that much unprotected. Iam in WA and I heard its very hard to keep cars clean here because of all the rain.

So Clay bar, glaze/poish, REJEX, then CLEAR BRA or CLEAR BRA first????

Thanks

[Wazazell]

don't feel too bad, I had the same questions before I ordered my RockBlocker clear bra. Here's the conversation I had with Chad @ RockBlocker.

Originally Posted by Wazazell
Thanks for the quick reply. I would certainly be interested in having the kit installed when you come down here. Sometime soon I plan to do some detailing on my car. I have ordered some Rejex to use on the paint.

I assume that when the rockblocker is installed the Rejex will need to be removed from the area where the film is applied?

Does the rockblocker film provide any UV protection to the paint, or will it be necessary to apply the Rejex over the film?

Will waxing or using paint sealants and polishes over the rockblocker void the warranty (against cracking, yellowing, etc.)?

I am very interested in your product and having it installed ASAP, as my car is still brand new. I look forward to your answers and will likely place my order by phone tomorrow.

Thanks.

Wazazell

Originally Posted by RockBlocker

Wazazell,

I havent heard of or used Rejex, but I assume that it is a wax just like anything else out on the market. We wont know if it needs to be stripped until the install. You will want to wax the film after the install as often as you would the rest of your car. The film has a clear coat finish just like your car does, so it will look as good as you keep your car.

Chad

As far as claybar/glaze/rejex, see...
My REJEX experience and Subaru Paint... (pics, 56k safe)

[SubieNewbie]

Thanks for the info WAZA.
To bad Rockblocker moved away right when I got stationed there in WA. I think they went back to AZ, where I was just at!
So clear bra after all the detailing right? Got it. Thanks again.

[AK_2005_STi]

would meguiars scratch-X be a good way to prep the paint after a car wash? i just read the www.properautocare.com site and i'm thinking of getting some meguiars mirror glaze swirl remover.

[Wazazell]

Originally Posted by AK_2005_STi

would meguiars scratch-X be a good way to prep the paint after a car wash? i just read the www.properautocare.com site and i'm thinking of getting some meguiars mirror glaze swirl remover.

I used 3m swirl remover and polish as prep before my Rejex. As long as the meguiars doesn't contain silicone oils it should be ok.

[F4yoshi]

Okay, I went to Pep Boys and they had both the "3M hand glaze fine cut" and the "3M Perfect-It II Foam Polishing Pad Glaze - Dark" for $10.99 each. I don't have a machine buffer/polisher. I know the hand glaze one can be applied by hand, but how about the foaming pad polishing pad glaze? The bottle gives no instructions for using it by hand. The catalog numbers are very close, so I'm not sure how different the formulations are.