Do you use Rain-X?
I keep a fresh coat on at all times, I even went as far as taking the windsheild wipers off for a while during a drought we had.
[Modified by Yellow3TypeR, 10:11 AM 12/6/2002]
[Modified by Yellow3TypeR, 10:11 AM 12/6/2002]
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Not that I really care but these are ITR specific questions, so why did they get moved?
I wanted to know what ITR owners were using on their cars.
No flames- just a question.
I wanted to know what ITR owners were using on their cars.
No flames- just a question.
I used to use it a lot. Lately, on really really sunny days (which are super-rare in my neck of the woods), it looks streaky. Anyone else get this? (Or is it just that my windows are dirty)
BEST INVENTION IN THE WHOLE WORLD!!!!! I can;t even image life without it! Anyone who is familiar w/ the weather in "sunny" (HA!) FLA knows what I mean!
You have to make sure your windows are clean before you put it on. Also, make sure the coat is even and when you buff it out, some spots need to be buffed harder than others, depending on the amt on the surface.
You have to make sure your windows are clean before you put it on. Also, make sure the coat is even and when you buff it out, some spots need to be buffed harder than others, depending on the amt on the surface.
use newspaper when cleanin your windows works wonders.
i used to use rainex when i didnt have wipers, and if i rubbed enough cotas of it on, i didnt need wipers period, unless there was a monsoon, so yes, rainex is the ****..
anyone find the rain x anti fog stuff streaks more then it works?


