Rain-x on windshield or else?
Burning Brakes
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From: Austin TX
I guess I'm going to have to make the move to Rejex, luckily I have not applied Rain X to my windshield so all I'll have to do it clean it up and Rejex away.. 
What I never liked about Rain X is that after a few applications, the buildup fogged up my windshield in the rain. That was completely contrary to what it's supposed to do.
JR
What I never liked about Rain X is that after a few applications, the buildup fogged up my windshield in the rain. That was completely contrary to what it's supposed to do.
JR
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From: Hurst, TX USA
Race Director
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I replace my wiper inserts yearly anyway since here in Texas the heat will dry them out.
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And Zaino Z-12 works great too.
Le Mans Master
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CorrosionX is the is the company that makes RejeX and they do have a few different products other than RejeX, but RejeX is the actual name of the product being mentioned here in this thread.
Le Mans Master
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Yes, Rain-X does chew up the rubber on the wiper's faster. But wiper blades are relatively cheap and you should be replacing them regularly anyway. I'm thinking that any coating on the windshield is going to transfer to the wiper blades and reduce effectiveness (soft sticky grip).
