Yes, Frost on the INSIDE of my windows. My rear window all frosted up inside only, then the rear small windows get some frost like the bottom 1/4 half (2dr coupe i have). Then I get some frost build up on my driver's window but not passenger window...... anyone else experience this? of course the weather is like 10F outside and is barely snowing. Just a side note, my dad's 2000 camry LE gets similar conditions.

Any solutions on how to prevent this? windows have no cracks, mint condition.
another note, *I did coat my windows with some poly-something coating to repel water. (I believe it could be this causing it, cuz i think it's meant for exterior use only not interior side of windows).

 

That is really cold.I would try Rain-X because it is alcohol based and alcohol has a low freezing point , plus it works wonderful on repealing water, ice, and snow

P.S. just make sure that the glass is very clean and totally dry before applying or it does not work to well

 

come to think of it, the brand is armorall or w/e the ones that make all those nice types of wipes and such. I'll check it out today as it is about 8 degrees warmer heh. Wipe down those windows on the inside and apply some of that rain-x stuff. You know the main layering chemical rain-x has vs the armorall one? I don't think I'm gonna need that stuff on the inside as much as I do on the outside. we've been getting rain+snow+ice+mad winds = major slush in roads and slush chunks flying onto windows.

 

There is a Rain-X anti-fog for the inside(but regular rain-x will not hurt).Yea I like the armorall wipes, I used the protectant wipes on my dash and it looks GREAT!!! I never used armorall on glass because I was hooked on Rain-X before armorall came out with all the new stuff.I believe you will love how good rain-x works for water and snow etc...... forgot to say in last post that newspaper works the best for applying it.

Im glad to here that it is 18F hahaha.

 

Come live here in Canada. We get that everyday of the winter season not much you can do about it either.