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Rain repellent screenwash? 11 years 4 months ago #98271

Spotted this at the airport BP petrol station tonight and thought it looked like a good idea - didn't even know the stuff existed.

Looking forward to trying it.

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Rain repellent screenwash? 11 years 4 months ago #98275

Have you not used Rain-x before Jaimie? same sort of stuff, I would think.:shrug:
David
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Rain repellent screenwash? 11 years 4 months ago #98285

Is it or Rain-X any good, I remember using something similar years ago and it made a right mess of my windscreen !
"When faced with a choice of two evils, I always pick the one I haven't tried."

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Rain repellent screenwash? 11 years 4 months ago #98291

Rain-X do a screenwash additive as well as the standard product now.
If you do a lot of motorway driving it's amazing stuff. Wipers off at 70mph in fairly heavy rain as it all beads and runs off.
It seems to vary from car to car as to the minimum speed it works but in my experience you need to be going at 40+ mph for it to work.
Back with front wheel drive and 181HP at the wheels :)

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Rain repellent screenwash? 11 years 4 months ago #98305

I have a bad memory of something similar Tibs, not sure which brand but it streaked terribly.

Got to be worth a punt - it claims to stop dried insect remains being such a problem to clean off too, so that'll get it my vote.

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Rain repellent screenwash? 11 years 4 months ago #98324

I love Rain X for outside and the Rain X anti fog for inside

As above at 70mph you don't need wipers

Re-treat every 4-6 weeks
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