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Rain-x windshield wiper fluid
anyone have any experience with it...like/dislike?
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Works fine for me.
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Works great
It works great, the only problem that I have heard of is that some claim that eats the rubber on the wipers.
I normally replace wipers every six months so I can't really tell if this is true. |
I like it too, but the orange color leaves some discoloration/crud around the headlamp sprayers that doesn't come off in the brushless/hand car wask. I always end up wiping it off my self or scrubbing it.
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Excellent stuff. Better to apply when the humidity is low and has some time to "cure". Let the glass bake in the sun, then pull it into a shaded area to apply. Less than 90 days until monsoon season.
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I'm the one who had the problem, but switching to Rain-X brand wipers resolved the problem - I normally change wipers on my (ex)van within 6 months, but for some reason my wipers were leaving a black sticky residue after using Rain-X for 3 months - I have been hesitant to use Rain-X in my X5 as I don't know how the Bosch Icon wipers will hold up - Others have evidently experienced no problems - I agree, it works great - Who knows, it may have been a bad batch.
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Benz, Volvo, VW, it appear the European wipers live fast and die young. Must be the denuded ozone layer we have here courtesy of Big Oil.
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i like it...i haven't noticed any residue issues w/the orange.
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