rain x

[zz3guy]

no wipers for 8 years. drove 200 miles last year in one shot all in the rain. no problem unless you have to sit at a redlight. Great product!

[w.snider]

Always used rain-x

[Blk06Limited]

I can't live without out. I dont use the additive or the rub on. Instead I fill my resovoir with the Bug & Sap remover in the summer, and de-icer variety in the winter. Constant rainx repleneshment and cleans windshield very well. Plus no annoying application.

[Kenny C]

Originally Posted by Blk06Limited

I can't live without out. I dont use the additive or the rub on. Instead I fill my resovoir with the Bug & Sap remover in the summer, and de-icer variety in the winter. Constant rainx repleneshment and cleans windshield very well. Plus no annoying application.

I use the same stuff. It's hard to find around here sometimes though.

[Blk06Limited]

Originally Posted by Kenny C

I use the same stuff. It's hard to find around here sometimes though.

I agree. Seems to rotate between stores in my area lol I usually find it at one of three spots.

[Red94Chev]

Originally Posted by 1badgmc

I've been using Rain-X for almost 15 years now. Love the stuff.

If you're having problems with the film lingering, get a sqirt bottle of clean watter and just lightly mist the windshield and then wipe it off with a dry paper towel. Works like a charm.

I use the misted H2O trick too. Works like a charm with no film.

[BC Rod and Custom]

One thing I have figured out is to NEVER apply it to a hot window. It dries much too quickly and leaves a film that is really a PITA to get off. So make sure you are applying to cool windows!

[AGUILAR3]

They dont sell it around here...maybe because it never rains in SoCal.

What that means is that we get to roll the streets looking Pimp! Pimp! Pimp! 24/7

[305ho]

Stuff works great, I usually use the wax and glass stripper first then apply the rain-x. The stripper removes all road film and build up from the windshield this way I get no build up from multiple applications.

[MR.SMITH]

I use Aquapel. Its like RainX on steriods.

[slvrchevy]

Rain X rules!!! I live in Florida and could not imagine not using it. Use a buffer or newspaper and the film comes off pretty good.........

[wrath]

Clean the windshield first. That means none of that crappy carwash that has the "wax built in" can be on the windshield.

Put it on like car wax using a paper towel folded to about 2x2. Two to three coats of it works best. When done, clean the windshield with window cleaner (like Windex) and the haze/cloudiness will be gone.


The glass HAS to be clean otherwise you'll never get rid of the haze and your windshield might end up sticky (wipers jumping).

[Kid_Rock_GTX]

I use it! My old phatom (truck in sig) I took the wipers off and ran rain-x for a year or so. I have never heard of that water misting thing though. I always use a paper towel and wipe it in good a few times. then I go around and do all the windows then once i get back to the first one i use a newspaper and the film comes right off.

Tonight I put the first (like 8) layers of rain-x on the jag. Love that stuff!

[old gezzer]

I like the stuff. I drive alot.

[FlikaWika]

i love it i dont even have windshield wipers

[TheOtherSide]

I haven't used it in months and the water still beads off my windows. I have never had the film problem either, though my windows are usually so dirty that a little rain helps clean them off. My wipers on my car (no truck yet) do jump/hop when there is not enough water to give them lubrication thanks to the X. So yes, I use it.

[spyvie]

It also works pretty good on the bumper,grille,lights,etc... The bugs come right off!

[1969 cj-5]

Use it and the Rain X Wiper blades. They are the best I have found!

[jake2332]

I have been using the windshield washer additive for several years. When I buy a new bottle of additive, I just buy 4 gallons of windshield washer, and premix it. I use it in all my vehicles. I like the ability of applying a fresh coat every time I clean my windshield.

[nice06z71]

love rain-x, i recommend it