Any one used this before
- Thread starter Shelly
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I've used it too and agree with above, at speed water beads and just rolls off. Its not so good in very light rain or spray, I'd go for it at a pound.
Hi Shelly..I can report the same as the others - its great at speed for the rain droplets to roll off without using the wipers and even better when driving in the dark. you don't seem to get as much glare from other headlights etc ...however I had a small chip in my windscreen, went to have it fixed at Autoglass and was told that the rain x puts a film on the glass and that this stops the chip repair 'stuff' from bonding to the glass properly and so they couldn't do it.
Still have the chip in the windscreen....
Has anyone else been told something similar?
Still have the chip in the windscreen....
Has anyone else been told something similar?
We have a tame windscreen guy comes in at work, I will ask him his opinion on this. I use a similar product which I bring home from the US it's called Invisible Glass and it's really easy to use on all types of glass. (We use it after the grandsons have been on the patio doors and conservatory windows etc. also good on oven doors.) You can usually get away without using w/wipers as the water just beads up and rolls off the screen.
The can next to the glass cleaner is a general purpose household cleaner called "Scrubbing Bubbles", a brilliant cleaner and I brought that to try it as an under bonnet cleaner. will post how that goes!
Tony.
Duly trotted off to my local Asda first thing this morning to find it's a fiver 
You scrub your nuts with that?
Maybe my bolts as well mate !
Tony.
Tony.
Did a ten hour drive one way with no wipers in rain all the way and just used rainX. No problem at all!! Give it a try! JIM
Duly trotted off to my local Asda first thing this morning to find it's a fiver
Must be just certain stores that are doing it for £1
It's good stuff. I used it on the TVR because the wipers didn't work
It's also good on your headlights if you run into a lot of bugs. They wash right off without scrubbing. JIM