Hi friends... according to this link there are products avalible that can prevent condensation on the windows of my car overnight so I don't need spend time wiping all of them off in the morning so I can see... Does any know exactly what these products are? I'd like to try them out.

I already have a bottle of rain-x anti-fog for the interior side of the windows and I have some rain repellant type stuff that causes rain to sheet away rather than stick and stay.. would that do the same thing as a condensation prevention product? Let me know, thanks!

 

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Sounds like a great idea....

Even if this does work...im not getting ammonia anywhere near my car.

 

Windex has ammonia

 

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&lt;--- uses ammonia free glass cleaner

Overspray from ammonia based glass cleaner&gt;clear coat

 

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Overspray from ammonia based glass cleaner&gt;clear coat</TD></TR></TABLE>

Ammonia based window cleaner is also very bad for tinted windows.

 

yeah rainx makes a good solution

 

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A good solution that handles exterior condensation???