"rain remover"

[freshyip]

dear all,

do you have any good and suggested "rain remover" fluid that i should be recommended to. Thanks! :D

[christyles]

dear all,

do you have any good and suggested "rain remover" fluid that i should be recommended to. Thanks! :D
What do you mean rain remover?

Do you mean rain repellant for the windshield? Rain-X (yellow bottle at Crappy Tire)

[freshyip]

What do you mean rain remover?

Do you mean rain repellant for the windshield? Rain-X (yellow bottle at Crappy Tire)

yeah something like that i remember a couple years ago i saw this bottle called "rain remover" so i assumed it's named that way...anymore suggestions?

how much are they btw? are they ONLY rain resistant? thanks!

regards,

[oyster]

yeah something like that i remember a couple years ago i saw this bottle called "rain remover" so i assumed it's named that way...anymore suggestions?

how much are they btw? are they ONLY rain resistant? thanks!

regards,

just a word of caution, I've been reading on it. Works great if you can reapply it on a regular basis but I will leave a film residue if you can't recoat it. That's what I read on other forums

[Whiplash-GT]

new wiper blades..

ain't nuthin' else i'd use..

oyster, yer dead on the money..
even using yer wiper blades'll mess things up..

[Asmodeus]

Rain X, with the Rain X washer fluid and coat the wiper blades in Rain X, then wash the car in Rain X and apply a few coats of wax, be sure to wax the windshield too.

Park indoors and never drive, you'll be fine. ;)

Actually, I apply a coat of RainX once a month, and i'm using their washer fluid. Seems to do the trick.

[christyles]

I've never had a problem with Rainx. Oyster, maybe you should wash your car more often, that might solve the problem.

[christyles]

I also like the fact that when I use it and it does rain, i don't even use the wipers to clear my windshield, the rain is literally rolling right off. it's pretty cool. Some of my firends notice. I told them its a special type of windshield glass, and a i have a blower at the bottomw of the exterior windishield that blows anything on the surface away. Ha ha ha ha ;)

[oyster]

maybe you should wash your car more often, that might solve the problem.

wash my car more often? :D

nah...I drive it on the road too much...one wash and the car will be dirty again

[christyles]

wash my car more often? :D

nah...I drive it on the road too much...one wash and the car will be dirty again
So keep on washing it. You drive it... once every week , go to a coin-op and hose the shiat out of it. Don't bother scrubbing it... just pressure wash the hell out of it.

[freshyip]

dear all,

thanks for all your kind replies.

where can i get this "Rain X"? and how much money will it approximately cost? my blades have been used for about 4 years now and have not replaced them yet, if i should replace them which do you recommend? and i want it to work good with this "Rain X" thanks! :D

[Regin8r]

It is available at local CDN Tire or Walmart. It comes in 2 different packages the spray bottle and a pour bottle. The spray was like $12, and I think the pour bottle was $10. I use the spray one.

I like the OEM wiper blades and I haven't had any reason to change that combination. I mean if the blade cleans your window completely, I don't see how any other blade can clean any better that completely....

[freshyip]

thank you for all your kind replies! :D

[Asmodeus]

I've just applied a Motul product to the car, as a test of the product's ability to dissipate water, snow and dust.

I'll keep you all appraised.