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| View Poll Results: rain x yay or nay | |||
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253 | 82.41% |
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54 | 17.59% |
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Registered User
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Member ID: 34234
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Location: maryland
Age: 22
Posts: 115
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Re: rain x
Did Not Know They Made Such A Thing I Shall Have To Try It
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Registered User
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Join Date: May 2003
Member ID: 6423
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Location: HI
Age: 37
Posts: 163
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Re: rain x
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Another vote for Rain-X this stuff is unbelievable. Years ago on my old beater an 82 Regal, the wiper motor burnt out so I used exclusively Rain-X with excellent results for at least a couple years. I can't wait to try this foam Rain-X I am using the bottle with the applicator top right now. |
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96TexasZ
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Member ID: 19174
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Location: Wichita Falls, Texas
Age: 22
Posts: 403
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Re: rain x
The foam is great cause you don't have to mess with the film aspect of it. It also come with a little microfiber towel to help with non streak finish.
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#24 |
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Do you feel lucky?
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Re: rain x
I've gotten lazy in my old age.
I used to use the standard liquid schtuff but for the past few years I just use the RainX washer fluid. I LOVE IT!!!!!! ![]() '04 LT 2500HD 4X4, 6.0L Westers 91/93 HOT tune
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Premium Member #58
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Re: rain x
they got the rain x sponges now too
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Status: Offline
Join Date: Apr 2004
Member ID: 14120
Pics: My Gallery
Location: Grand Rapids, MI
Age: 32
Posts: 658
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Re: rain x
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My best friend and his wife came over, and us guys decided to wash their car; wax and all. I suggested putting some RainX on, which his dad used to use, but he hadn't bothered with it in years. Anyway, several months later, his wife was bugging him to apply some more! -- the only downside. ![]()
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Registered User
Status: Offline
Join Date: Jan 2006
Member ID: 39520
Pics: My Gallery
Location: Port Elgin,Ontario
Age: 25
Posts: 177
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Re: rain x
I use it on my Mustang and I like it but I have never tried it on the truck.
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Registered User
Status: Offline
Join Date: Apr 2005
Member ID: 26754
Pics: My Gallery
Location: Oregon
Age: 22
Posts: 61
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Re: rain x
I use to use it none stop, being that all it does is rain here in OREGON, but it eventually made my windshield almost sticky, it wasn't a film, its like the stuff was causing my winshield to get dirty quicker, I don't know, maybe it was the mix of it and road grime.
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formerly mr chevy
Status: Offline
Join Date: Dec 2005
Member ID: 38992
Pics: My Gallery
Location: Indiana
Age: 30
Posts: 91
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Re: rain x
I have used it for years and swear by it,I have never had the film problem.All I do when I apply it is stop at a gas station, use their Squeegee, clean the window, and apply Rain-X.When it dries with that haze I redip the sqeegee in their solution and fling the solution from it onto the window, wipe it dry and boom crystal clear Rain-Xed window! God I love to watch it bead.Nothing is better, especially with old wipers.
6k Invested so far!
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IMFKNLO
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Member ID: 30814
Pics: My Gallery
Location: Lafayette, LA.
Age: 19
Posts: 225
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Re: rain x
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Thats what i do
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Re: rain x
Used to use it - but it made my wipers jump.
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Registered User
Status: Offline
Join Date: Aug 2005
Member ID: 33178
Pics: My Gallery
Location: at the limit of adhesion
Age: 29
Posts: 49
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Re: rain x
One of the best inventions ever! A great saftey measure for better visibility during night rainy condtions.
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Re: rain x
none for me
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Registered User
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Re: rain x
I also use Honda (polish and cleaner for motorcycles) works great.
Last edited by Tahoe97 : 03-10-2006 at 03:11 PM. |
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Professional Student
Status: Offline
Join Date: Feb 2006
Member ID: 42649
Pics: My Gallery
Location: Middle TN
Age: 27
Posts: 232
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Re: rain x
I just applied some this past weekend to my new '05 2500HD. I love it, just don't like the application process.
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Registered User
Status: Offline
Join Date: Nov 2005
Member ID: 36271
Pics: My Gallery
Location: TN
Age: 22
Posts: 130
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Re: rain x
I like both the washer fluid and the liquid, never heard of the arisol can though.
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Registered User
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Member ID: 44865
Pics: My Gallery
Location: Metairie, LA
Posts: 24
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Re: rain x
I am like 44Magnum... I am too old/lazy and the windshield wiper fluid is just as good, re-applies everytime you spray your windshield...
Rain X windshield wiper fluid works great, period... If the wipers jump or seem to struggle, get the Rain X wipers... Rain X should be standard on all cars and trucks for safety... Last edited by Packoo : 04-06-2006 at 11:30 AM. |
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#38 |
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Registered User
Status: Offline
Join Date: Apr 2006
Member ID: 45215
Pics: My Gallery
Location: SW Ohio
Age: 47
Posts: 68
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Re: rain x
RainX is a requirement for me, my VW diesel wipers have 2 speeds, glacial creep and continental drift. Not sure which is high and low, they're both r e a l l y s l o w.
I've used it for years, recently tried the towelette already soaked with the stuff, it was great. However, I have to agree that a few drops of water and a final wipe are a requirement to get rid of the film.
Now: 92 C1500 Shortbed 4x2 5.7 TBI and 5 speed. For Sale in Classifieds
Past: 64, 65, 66, 67 fullsize Chevys, 72 Suburban |
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Official Smoke Detector
Status: Offline
Join Date: Mar 2006
Member ID: 43445
Pics: My Gallery
Location: La Vernia, Texas
Posts: 347
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95 350 TBI, transgo shift kit, vette servo, flowmaster, Yukon 4.11's, Detroit TrueTrac, Full 4" RC lift, 4" blocks, 31x10.5 Mud Brutes, Pioneer system...
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Registered User
Status: Offline
Join Date: Oct 2005
Member ID: 35817
Pics: My Gallery
Location: Lodi
Age: 23
Posts: 40
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Re: rain x
I used it cuz i have no wipers lol but i used it even when i had wipers can live with out it. As far as the white stuff, just get clean water in a spray bottle and paper towles, works for me.
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