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Funny thing, because a detailer I know told me to use on all glass a 25% mixture of rubbing alcohol and water, so I actually had to go out and buy a bottle of it. I'm very careful not to get any overspray on the top. I just use Meguiar's wax on it.

I found this out in the lanes trying to dial in.
If you don't keep putting RainX on the windows become cloudy and blotchy and you can't scrub it off.
Does it work? Well sorta, the steep angle of the windshield is a big factor in rain runoff. But rain-x will cause the rain to run off much faster, problem is you have to appling it and its a pain in the azz to do. A good set of wipers is a easier way to go.
I never bother with it.





I don't use Rain-X, I use Armour-All. It beads water just as good as R-X, and doesn't turn your fingers yellow. It also doesn't harm plastics OR cloud windows.
Larry
code5coupe

So I have a Mazda Protege5 for my daily driver, and the back window on it gets spotted up easily in a rain. So I applied the RainX stuff and if I really looked...I could reason with myself that it was better, but not much.
I kept putting it on for a couple of months, then just stopped doing it.
One day driving home at night, I looked through the rear view mirror and had a car behind me with his lights on...and the window looked all blotchy.
So I cleaned the window when I got home, and was driving the next day at night and the same blotches were there! WTF?
Looking really hard I could see a very light film on the window...and no matter how much Invisible Glass I put on or how much scrubbing I did would take it off.
I did get rid of it though...but doing another application of RainX.
After that...I road out the blotches (took a good 2-3 weeks) and the window is RainX free again.
(don't ask how i know
there was alot of wierd stuff back then 
What's wrong with funky 1970's products?
signed
Rain-X & Grecian user











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