thanks !Originally posted by so_nice:maybe u can try rain-x. available at most petrol kioks
x2... can jz apply it at sidesn rear...Originally posted by the Bear:rain-x.. but dad swears it ruins the windscreen when i used it on his car in the past..
i'm now too lazy to do anything to my car or his car
yes rain-x ruins the whole windscreen..i had the same problem..very very bad..Originally posted by the Bear:rain-x.. but dad swears it ruins the windscreen when i used it on his car in the past..
i'm now too lazy to do anything to my car or his car
By far Rain-X is the best one. It costs around $14 or so. Apply after u wash the car. They have one for the inside of the glass too, to prevent fogging and such.Originally posted by pqr:If there a spray can that can repell water for the car wind shield ?
where to buy har ? in Singapore
thanks
make the surface hydrophobicOriginally posted by caleb_chiang:can repell one meh?![]()
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thanks for sharing about the pricing...that will give me a idea of the cost when i go and buyOriginally posted by Naughtius Maximus:By far Rain-X is the best one. It costs around $14 or so. Apply after u wash the car. They have one for the inside of the glass too, to prevent fogging and such.
don't use it if ur car has a rain sensor or some form of rain automation.Originally posted by Gukkie:yes rain-x ruins the whole windscreen..i had the same problem..very very bad..
thanks for your advice / warningOriginally posted by Vigelic:don't use it if ur car has a rain sensor or some form of rain automation.
the wiper will be scratching the windscreen as there wont be enough water even though it looks like a lot of water..
rain x repels the water but leaves the glass with no water left to allow the wiper rubber to glide across