It’s a thick white liquid that comes in a 16 oz. RejeX is similar to a motorcycle polish in the way it looks and smells and also in the way it’s applied. 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.Ĭorrosion 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 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. But this stuff really works, and it looks like they’ve put one over on the big guys, which really gives me a chuckle. 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. That’s a lot of “ifs”, and about as rare as finding a Harley owner wearing one-piece racing leathers. I guess you could say that’s a triple.Ĭarrying 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.
There’s an added kick in finding something designed for a completely different market that also works really well for a motorcycling application.
An added kick is when the product wasn’t necessarily designed with motorcycling in mind. In baseball terms, it’s a double when the product is both unique and works as advertised. 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.
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