Posted by Dave G9N on August 28, 2023 at 16:10:38 from (24.220.196.59):
In Reply to: Rain X wipers posted by john in la on August 28, 2023 at 04:23:41:
Quoting Removed, click Modern View to seeIt always does that when you apply it. You have to wipe it again after it dries. It will buff out clear pretty easily. The fog can persist, and the best way to get rid of it then is to apply a little more.
I find it makes it easier to scrape ice and clean bugs off the glass. When it is applied correctly, you only need the wipers below 35-40 and in light rain. It is at its best when the rain is heavier. At highway speeds in moderate to heavy rain you can see much better with the wipers off than with them on without rain x. When a downpour has the rest of the traffic slowing way down because they can't see, I can see well enough to worry more about hydroplaning than visibility. You have a choice between poor visibility and speed. Either one can kill you but speed is easier to control.
It is bad when there is a very light rain or mist at night, especially under street lights or oncoming headlights. The little beads of water are too small to blow off and they light up something fierce under the wrong lighting conditions. My wife won't have anything to do with it because she doesn't do a lot of highway driving. Around town under street lights in light rain it can be a nuisance. I can deal with that, she can't stand it.
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