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I just found an unused bottle of RainX in my storage today and decided to use it on all of my windows. It never rains here in SoCal so I don't even know why I used it. If I lived in Seattle or somewhere where it rains a lot I would probably invest in some Aquapel, but for now RainX works for me.
Just wondering if you guys find that using a quick detailer (I've used Optimum and an off-brand on my windshield) that when I have to use the wipers it made a smeary mess that I couldn't see through very well.
I use RainX on the windshield only. I personally saw little benefit applying it anywhere else. If I had a car with a rear windshield slanted like that of an Acura RSX, then I'd put RainX on that too.
...If I lived in Seattle or somewhere where it rains a lot I would probably invest in some Aquapel, but for now RainX works for me.
Now we are talking. Aquapel is one of the best rain repellant products I have ever seen. Rain-X just makes a mess on my windows. Also, I've found a light coat of Collinite 845 works well on the windshield.
NOTE: Post count does not reflect actual detailing knowledge.
I saw Invisible Glass with water repellent in Target the other day, but was reluctant to buy it based on the poor performance I've had with Rainx glass cleaner. I can't imagine the water beading action would be that good.
Nanolex? Aquaglass? GTechniq? .. so many nano coatings out there.
Maybe one of these days I try some but for a normal car guy like me, it takes the fun out of cleaning the car every week/month. No need to seal or wax for a year or so, I think I'd probably go crazy.
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