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    Default Re: Rain-X application

    Quote Originally Posted by srtga View Post
    I use rainx and rainx additive in the washer fluid.
    I thought about buying that stuff lol. sounds so worth it if its actually as effective as the spray...

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    Default Re: Rain-X application

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    Last edited by DrCoke; 09-20-2011 at 11:54 PM.

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    Default Re: Rain-X application

    Quote Originally Posted by DrCoke View Post
    The best method for rain-x. At a gas stop, use the windshield cleaner by the gas tank to clean window, then squeegee, and spray rain-x. As it's drying, pump your gas. When filling is complete, Wipe off residue and squeegee and your done. You must apply every 2 weeks for best results so really every time I pump. Been using rain-x for +5 years and now found a better product.
    Try aquapel. Expensive but I had it on my car for 3 months now parked outside near the ocean yet it still works like day 1.
    *buying aquapel*

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    Default Re: Rain-X application

    yeah rain x is the s**t but when i don't have it i wax the windshield too, and that actually seems to work better than the rainX last longer too

    i wanted to get those repel wiper blades, but im not paying 20 for a blade

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    Default Re: Rain-X application

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    Default Re: Rain-X application

    Quote Originally Posted by DrCoke View Post
    Repal wipers are a fail to me. Best high end wipers are Michelin non pressure for 15 bones. Or go cheap and buy anco for 5 bones and change every 6 months.
    x2, I've had people tell me before that the RainX Repel wiperblades actually worked worse than regular blades...everyone used them along with regular applications of the RainX wash and the blades did nothing to help.

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    Default Re: Rain-X application

    aquapel>>>>>>Rainx

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    Default Re: Rain-X application

    ok I took advantage of nice weather and put on the rainx and I wonder if its normal for it to look streaky through direct sunlight? I followed the directions on the bottle. How well does this hold up after a night or 2 of frost?

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    Default Re: Rain-X application

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    Default Re: Rain-X application

    ok will do thanks

 

 

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