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roddydogs said:Rain x is useless.
I have found it to be useless. But think it doesn't like heated screens. I have found it to repel water but it becomes very smeery very quickly. Invisible glass is better but by no means perfect.motorguy said:
Then you're doing something wrong with the application of it, because its definitely not useless.roddydogs said:Rain x is useless.0 -
I think good quality wiper blades are key to it also.scrappy_returns said:roddydogs said:Rain x is useless.
I have found it to be useless. But think it doesn't like heated screens. I have found it to repel water but it becomes very smeery very quickly. Invisible glass is better but by no means perfect.motorguy said:
Then you're doing something wrong with the application of it, because its definitely not useless.roddydogs said:Rain x is useless.
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You're not the only one. There are better products to be had but personally I'm not convinced of the need.scrappy_returns said:roddydogs said:Rain x is useless.
I have found it to be useless. But think it doesn't like heated screens. I have found it to repel water but it becomes very smeery very quickly. Invisible glass is better but by no means perfect.motorguy said:
Then you're doing something wrong with the application of it, because its definitely not useless.roddydogs said:Rain x is useless.0 -
I use oem blades, I suspect its the heat from the screen that upsets it.motorguy said:
I think good quality wiper blades are key to it also.scrappy_returns said:roddydogs said:Rain x is useless.
I have found it to be useless. But think it doesn't like heated screens. I have found it to repel water but it becomes very smeery very quickly. Invisible glass is better but by no means perfect.motorguy said:
Then you're doing something wrong with the application of it, because its definitely not useless.roddydogs said:Rain x is useless.0 -
Rain x only works if you have heavy rain and DONT put you windscreen wipers on, and can do 50 + to drive the rain off, once you use wipers it just smears and is a devil to get off.0
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