windshield rain repellant?

**mbeige** · October 14th, 2007 03:39 PM

Chuaed, car wax works that way. It beads water so it will easily flow off.

The windshield repellant is only different in that it is clear. You can wax your windshield if you want, just make sure you completely buff it off after letting it dry. It has the same effect. Buff with a clean towel para walang streaks. Make sure you also look through the glass from inside the cabin so you can see kung may streaks or not. This is the best way to avoid streaks when you least need them like when driving towards the sun/west.

**yebo** · October 14th, 2007 03:49 PM

yes, did it before. dami beses na ko nag-apply ng rain-x sa body ng car. works better than auto glaze since the water does not stick to the car body. but now there is already rain-x wax. made by the same company that makes rain-x windshield rain repellant. works as a wax and water repellant at the same time. so yun na gamit ko sa car body since isang application na lang (where-as before had to apply wax, then rain-x or auro glaze so doble hirap).

**red07** · December 7th, 2007 10:12 AM

Question, full tint yung tsikot ko sa loob and labas, will rain-x work on this?

**non-vtec** · December 7th, 2007 11:05 AM

i'd recommend rain clear. its like a wax for the windsheild. the glass is smoother and glossier after. plus it doesn't contain alcohol unlike rain x. alcohol+rubber= bad combination.