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From: Dear Karma, I have a list of people you missed.
St. Jude Donor '08-'09-'10-'11-'12-'13-'14-'15-'16
I used the Teflon coated units (Trico I believe) from NAPA. Cleaned the glass well, used Rain-X (have been for years) and the wipers are practically silent in operation. I like them very much.
Btw, Rain-X tends to lengthen the overall life of the blades because many times you either don't need them at all or use them very little when raining.
HTH
I used the Teflon coated units (Trico I believe) from NAPA. Cleaned the glass well, used Rain-X (have been for years) and the wipers are practically silent in operation. I like them very much.
Btw, Rain-X tends to lengthen the overall life of the blades because many times you either don't need them at all or use them very little when raining.
HTH
I haven't put Rain-X on my Z yet, but I have used it on all the other cars I've owned for the last 10 years or so. The only drawback is the slight haze it leaves. LoneStarFRC - do you have a technique for application that reduces/eliminates the haze? Thanks.
Guess I'll have to try the Teflon units and Rain-X... my wipers were very noisy yesterday in the rain (I don't know what brand or how old they are - they were on the car when I bought it in Aug).
From: Dear Karma, I have a list of people you missed.
St. Jude Donor '08-'09-'10-'11-'12-'13-'14-'15-'16
Originally Posted by SJSZ06
I haven't put Rain-X on my Z yet, but I have used it on all the other cars I've owned for the last 10 years or so. The only drawback is the slight haze it leaves. LoneStarFRC - do you have a technique for application that reduces/eliminates the haze? Thanks.
Guess I'll have to try the Teflon units and Rain-X... my wipers were very noisy yesterday in the rain (I don't know what brand or how old they are - they were on the car when I bought it in Aug).
I think the key to haze and Rain-X is to use less Rain-X. Rain-X recommends two applications initially, but either way (single or double application), a little goes a very long way. Of course I get the glass as clean as possible first using glass cleaner, etc.
I have the silicone Rain X blades. Talk about silent operation! You never hear them. Combine that with Rain X on the glass and you never have a drop left.
I think the key to haze and Rain-X is to use less Rain-X. Rain-X recommends two applications initially, but either way (single or double application), a little goes a very long way. Of course I get the glass as clean as possible first using glass cleaner, etc.