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    RainX is easy to apply versus a good hydrophobic wax. Im still waiting for rain to pour lol. hope this lasts a week or so..

    Anybody else Using this?

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    I use Glass Science scrub cleaner and then the Rain Clear gel. Can last up to one month during the rainy months here in PH.

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    maganda review nung nano4life sa lazada.

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    I use RainX spray as well. I just spray and wipe every time I wash my car. Takes 2 minutes.

    I have Nano4Life and Glaco on my shelf, might try them out once the rainy season starts.

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    Since I rarely see any comments on the Glaz line of Microtex:

    Tried the Microtex Glaz Stain Out and Stain Guard combo on my rear window. Water marks don't form as easily compared to non treated windows. 1 week after application I washed my car and that's when I noticed it had good hydrophobicity. Will take note moving forward how long this would last.

    Will try on my windshield next time. I am particularly interested if the combination will remove some stubborn watermarks.

    Does anybody else have any experience with this the Glaz line?


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    I have an unused bottle of RainX at home that Im hesitant to use due to some negative comments I read from this forum of its use. Your reviews will be much appreciated.

    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    RainX is easy to apply versus a good hydrophobic wax. Im still waiting for rain to pour lol. hope this lasts a week or so..

    Anybody else Using this?

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    Am as well a user of Rain X, kakaaliw ang hydrophobic rain effect nya...literally if you're traveling more than 60kph you wouldn't be needing your wiper the rain beads just dribble up you windshield. I apply it every 3months...sa windshield lang...the rest of the Glass can last yun effect for about 6months. Well my ride naman is mostly garage queen for half of the month, kaya cguro it is lasting that much.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shutterbug View Post
    I have an unused bottle of RainX at home that Im hesitant to use due to some negative comments I read from this forum of its use. Your reviews will be much appreciated.

    I also tried Rain-X and not satisfied, the Elevo brand is much better, same ease to apply as the Rain-X but last longer.
    The best among the three is Glass Science, but its so tedious to apply, but the effect will last for months.
    I also noticed a lot of windshield watermarks weeks after I started using Rain-X.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jiggs View Post
    Am as well a user of Rain X, kakaaliw ang hydrophobic rain effect nya...literally if you're traveling more than 60kph you wouldn't be needing your wiper the rain beads just dribble up you windshield. I apply it every 3months...sa windshield lang...the rest of the Glass can last yun effect for about 6months. Well my ride naman is mostly garage queen for half of the month, kaya cguro it is lasting that much.
    hope it rains na hahahhaa

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    Quote Originally Posted by glenn_duke View Post
    I also tried Rain-X and not satisfied, the Elevo brand is much better, same ease to apply as the Rain-X but last longer.
    The best among the three is Glass Science, but its so tedious to apply, but the effect will last for months.
    I also noticed a lot of windshield watermarks weeks after I started using Rain-X.
    ito lng choice ko.. hope my ninja application skills is as good as jiggs...

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    it works great on the sides and rear [emoji4]

    my ws needs reapplication. i think i used my wipers too much [emoji28]

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    Raindrops flying off the glass?!

    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    it works great on the sides and rear [emoji4]

    my ws needs reapplication. i think i used my wipers too much [emoji28]

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    I tried RainX, Elevo, and Microtex. For me, the best is Elevo but be wary of applying it. Our old car needed a paint job after I accidentally spilled a few drops on it. Since then, I've used Microtex since it is easier for me to apply it and no danger of spilling it on your car.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shutterbug View Post
    Raindrops flying off the glass?!
    the big ones were... we had light rain and the small water sputters didnt glide as well as the bigger beads.

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    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    the big ones were... we had light rain and the small water sputters didnt glide as well as the bigger beads.

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    spatter correction*

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    I've tested the soft99 ultra glaco on onenof our vehicles. Its good. No skipping of wipers (so far) compared to when that vehicle had its windshield glass coated.

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    ^update:
    Wiper still skips (on the way down only). Will conaider applying the ultra glaco on the wipers themselves to see if it skips or not.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zechs View Post
    ^update:
    Wiper still skips (on the way down only). Will conaider applying the ultra glaco on the wipers themselves to see if it skips or not.
    even with washer fluid? if i use my wipers i heavily use the washer fluid.. aka soft water [emoji16]

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    pwede po ba gamitin yung polisher sa windows para matanggal mga gasgas? Anung compound po ginagamet?

    Thank you

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    Quote Originally Posted by Salanguit View Post
    pwede po ba gamitin yung polisher sa windows para matanggal mga gasgas? Anung compound po ginagamet?

    Thank you
    It won't work. Glass is harder than paint. Polisher can remove water marks. It cannot remove glass scratches.

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