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Probably very similar to Rainex and the Turtlewax equivalent which have been around a long time.
I've used those products on every car I've owned and it works very well.1 -
Cheers. It costs £35 for front glass. Thanks, will go with Rain-X, money saved !1
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£35! A bottle of Rainex lasts me over a year applying two coats on all the glass on two cars 3-4 times a year.1
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I thought this was a thread about the fence paint, spelt incorrectly! If M&S take offence over Cuthbert, I can’t imagine that Cuprinol will be too impressed either at the similar branding…Northern Ireland club member No 382 :j1
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My car is fitted with Windscreen Wipers which does a satisfactory job for me.Scot22 said:A product intended to keep windscreen clear from rain. Can anyone comment on this and/or similar products.
What worthwhile improvements might I see with these type of products?A man walked into a car showroom.
He said to the salesman, “My wife would like to talk to you about the Volkswagen Golf in the showroom window.”
Salesman said, “We haven't got a Volkswagen Golf in the showroom window.”
The man replied, “You have now mate".2 -
Rain x is useless.2
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Belenus , that's a simple, pertinent question. Now you ask, not sure !0
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A lot of the water gets cleared before the wipers even get to it, improving your view of the road. Particularly useful in exceptionally heavy rain.Belenus said:
My car is fitted with Windscreen Wipers which does a satisfactory job for me.Scot22 said:A product intended to keep windscreen clear from rain. Can anyone comment on this and/or similar products.
What worthwhile improvements might I see with these type of products?
Times when you previously would have needed to put your wipers on, you dont.
Less "smearing" with the wipers.
Your windscreen will frost up less and will clear quicker when it does.
Snow is less likely to stick to it. Same with mud and road grime from other cars.
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