I applied Rain-X two weeks ago on my car windows, It rained a bit during the last two weeks, but not while I was driving. Today however on the motorway it started raining heavy, I could see the wiper blades on the car behind me going very fast. My windshield was like the matrix, water was flying off. I didn't have to use my wipers at all.
So you’d give it a 10/10 ? My windshield wipes are broken at the time being it’s a blown motor . And I have to get to work , so would you say rainx is the way to go ?! Or
Its a good thing you didnt have to use them because if you did it would have left a haze on your window that makes you essentially blind when car lights come through it. THis stuff should be banned, and yes I applied it exactly how it says on the bottle.
Rain-X isn’t just for windshields. You can also apply it to the rear windshield, the side windows, both rear view mirrors, and the sunroof (if equipped).
Absolutely good advice! 👍 Rainex also has washer fluid that renews the application. Side windows, mirrors, rear window benefit as well. Rainex has saved my bacon many times in heavy rain and heavy traffic. Good video...
I mean either way, if you could see properly or not, the cops 9 out of 10 times are almost always going to catch you. Getting away depends on how much distance you can make, how well you know the area (surroundings) like streets or alleyways or parking spots or how well you can hide in plain sight. Also, a-lot of luck is needed and motivation to actually get away some people just give up 5 minutes into the chase so you got to keep motivated to drive until your gas is used up or take another vehicle. Hey now, not condoning this but just my opinion!
Thanks for the video! Just a tip, I’d recommend not using alcohol on the wiper blades as it’s not good for rubber. At least, I wouldn’t recommend using it on them often. Just a damp cloth should be all you need.
@@Falconlibrary No. If you are going to apply such a product, use WD-Silicone or stuff called Lanox, it has lanolin in it, both much better for rubber. Scotty is not god no matter what he tells you.
I agree with a couple people. I prepared my windshield by washing the car, using a clay bar on the windshield, drying the car, cleaning the windshield of previous products and road grime etc. with a good quality glass cleaner ( not Windex ) in my case I used Autoglym’s Fast Glass. ThenI I raised the wipers off the glass, and applied the RainX original using a clean microfibre cloth and a circular motion, let it dry to a slight haze and applied another coating of RainX. Don’t use too much product in the first or second application. I gave it a few minutes to haze up ( it was sort of warm out but in cooler weather I would wait a little longer). Then use a new microfibre cloth or shop style paper towel to wipe the haze off. Get it all off, clean the wiper blades some people use WD40, some use glass cleaner ( non rain repellant stuff ) or diluted rubbing alcohol 70% or less. Go over the windshield again to remove any small spots of left over haze especially where the wipers will sit on the glass and the upper as well as side edges of the glass. It preferable to apply the RainX when you know it won’t rain first a day or two or longer. RainX makes a spray that is a glass cleaner and it has rain repellent in it. It’s not for the base coating it’s to clean dust, bugs etc off the glass and renew the RainX that is already on the windshield. I mistakenly thought it was full blown Rain X and found out if used on untreated glass it only barely repels rain. To get the best performance from RainX you need to be going 40 mph ( 60 km/hr ) or faster. Under that speed, use slow delay wiper mode or just do a single pass with the wipers once every 30+ seconds. Light mist will not work until you’re at highway speeds but a moderate to almost heavy rain will just bead up and blow off the glass. RainX also makes a product that works on plastic such as headlights or motorcycle windshields or helmet visors this could be a life saver if it is snowing wet fluffy flakes.
You glazed over an important step. You talk quickly about removing the rain x after the second coat, but you didn't mention the method. Should the user use a dry cloth???? Should something be applied on it?
I heard it works better with a wet cloth when wiping off. But i did it with a dry cloth and it worked perfect no streaking issues and it held up good! It's raining almost every day here where i live
The whole point of the video was to show us how to apply rain-x properly. Applying it doesn't matter much, it's the proper removal that makes the difference.
Using isopropl alcohol is a great way of destroying the silicone in your wiper blade and dries out the rubber. Keep ANY alcohol wipes away from wiper rubbers. From a detailer with 27 years knowledge
I had the hardest time trying to get the haze off with a clean dry microfibre towel. I drizzled some water on the windshield and the haze buffed out much easier, but I wonder if I made the Rain X less effective doing this? Thanks for the video.
i started watching about a minute of this video and wondered why he was talking so slow. only realised i had the video speed on 0.5 lol was quite funny!
Hi, thanks for sharing your video about Rain-X. Would you say that Stoners Invisible Glass is a good alternative to isopropyl/rubbing alcohol for pre-cleaning the windshield..? Esp now that alcohol is much harder to find at the stores. Thanks for your input.
Yup, i bought a sedan as my first car. I will put this stuff on my windshield and my rear window. The rear window doesn't have a wiper so rainx should help with getting water off. But maybe I will wait until it really rains before I do this.
I clean the wind shield with any Glass spray cleaner including the wipers, Rainx instructions state apply rainx to a clean soft cloth from the top small circular movements all over window, Then after another clean cloth apply tape water to cloth damp only and wipe over window and allow to dry job done!!😮
Depends on how much rain you receive or how often you use your Windshield Washers or how you wash your car. Two to Four times a year when you see less beading of the Water.
For those of you who don't have much time, just spray rainx directly onto a dirty window and "clean" the window with it. Then just rinse windows well and wash the car. It will work just the same.
I have used raim x for a while I normally apply it to an applicator pad Don’t know if I’m doing something wrong but lately it’s only lasting for 5 days on my windshield
Could Max put up some tips on taking care of carbon fiber and any things to be wary of when polishing carbon fiber vs regular paint. Ceramic coat tutorial would be good too ;)
Late comment. But I never thought anything of it before until I ready started taking care of my vehicle..now I clean my wipers everytime in clean my truck
I clean the wipers when I clean the windshield and when I apply the rain x . I apply rain x to the wipers to protect them so they do not dry out from the alcohol . and they work better with the treated windshield if and when you may need to use them .
Thanks for the demo. My wipers quit working yesterday and it's not the fuse. So I'll try the RainX. Gotta be easier than tearing into the firewall to repair the wipers.
Great video... What camera is that you used? as it shows up all the detail crystal clear!!! I've used the Rain x on my bike visor and it is the best thing ever as when the droplets settle, just turn your head and they run off...
💥Damn, bro. With the size of that huge towel and all those pumps that was enough product to do 3 windshields. Use a tiny piece of that towel and you can just spray it right onto the glass and move it around with the tiny towel piece. That monster towel soaked up so much unused Rain X into it.
The instructions clearly state spray it onto the towel, not the window. Also I err on the side of liberal usage. it's pretty cheap considering how long it lasts, you wanna make sure you get a good, solid coating.
You always pull up your wipers and get the full windshield when you clean it. No difference in spraying a towel or applying right on the windshield as all you are doing is spreading it around the same way. You are just wasting more spraying it on the towel as it goes flying off in the air. At least when you spray it onto the windshield the majority in going onto the windshield and not into the air.
The Rain X coating only works if you have a good-size rain. The tiny droplets, like a mist, won't run down, but a normal shower or heavy rain will. I use a clay bar before the alcohol cleaning. Dirt will ruin the wiper blades. Do this in the shade or the garage, and away from other cars, so you spray doesn't get on the paint. Rain X washer fluid isn't the same as the Rain X glass coating!
I bought the rain x 2in 1 and the squeegee and idk what the hell im supposed to do with this squeegee?? The directions say nothing about using it with rain x? So was it a waste buy??
This stuff is amazing. Now you can turn off the auto wipers on Tesla’s autopilot (FINALLY), I don’t need to use the wipers at all, unless the windscreen gets dirty from other vehicles spray on the motorway. On my 22 mile commute I don’t need to use my wipers in pure rain, maybe once or twice
How often do you need to apply this? Are the Rain X wipes as good as the spray? My car wash has an option for it. Is that just as good? Do the Rain X windshield wipers do any good?
I've used the Rain-X Wipers for years on my Camaro I love them. How often depends, if your state rains a lot more then ours I would just apply it as often as you need it. I feel as though a combo of the spray and wipers are a fantastic option. Don't forget to hit the back windows too! -- Marly
Not sure what kind of rain repellent in the automatic wash but I never get my car dried off (they suck) and I never have problems seeing out of my windshield and the water beads fly upward as I drive in the rain. However, I would like to apply this to my side windows and side rear view mirrors since the rain repellent from the automatic wash doesn't seem to help keep the rain clear from those areas.
I applied to my headlights, mirrors, and tailights and made them immediatley freeze in freezing temps. I compared to other cars w. Out rain x and this did not happen to them. Windshield it made ice quicker to immediatley form on my windshield thank god I had de icer windshield fluid.
I have a question, after you apply and the rain x is there really nice. then dust and water gets on the windshield and it is really dirty, HOW do you clean your windshield of the dirt and water spots without stripping the rain x off??
I wouldn't use alcohol on your blades, the rubber can become misshaped on some cheaper blades. Personally I use the same Rain X on a towel and give the blades a good wipe, works just as well 👍
I don’t have microfiber clothes but I do have paper towels, should I bite the bullet and take the trip to my parts store or just send it and do it will the paper ones
Two things: It's best to use the Rainx X-treme Clean cleaner to really cut all the old grime off (follow instructions), and 2) You should lift your wiper blades up when cleaning and applying to have full coverage.
2:00 Bologna... do that to a brand-new wiper blade, and the same thing happens. The black stuff never stops coming off because it is dissolving the blade.
I applied Rain-X two weeks ago on my car windows, It rained a bit during the last two weeks, but not while I was driving. Today however on the motorway it started raining heavy, I could see the wiper blades on the car behind me going very fast. My windshield was like the matrix, water was flying off. I didn't have to use my wipers at all.
So you’d give it a 10/10 ? My windshield wipes are broken at the time being it’s a blown motor . And I have to get to work , so would you say rainx is the way to go ?! Or
@@eliiglesias3447 as a last ditch effort yes it would work
My wipers packed up on my boxer. I easily managed to see down the M6 and A449. Soap and water. Fast glass and buff with newspaper prior to applying
Its a good thing you didnt have to use them because if you did it would have left a haze on your window that makes you essentially blind when car lights come through it. THis stuff should be banned, and yes I applied it exactly how it says on the bottle.
I usually clean then claybar my windshield. Then apply RainX.
I apply it to my Headlights, Fog lights, taillights, and especially my back up camera Works Excellent
Thanks for that tip
Do you apply it to any other windows?
I apply to all the glass windows of my car. My paint gets the TW spray and seal, i wipe some of that onto headlights etc
Thats a great tip thank you i wouldnt of thought of that...
Thanks for the advice
You gotta mix alcohol in water before cleaning your blades, never use alcohol by itself cuz it’s gonna break your rubber blades.
It destroys the silicone layer in the rubber and dries it out, cracking the rubber
Thanks for the tip!
Or use a safe glass cleaner
I use alcohol at work on vacuum seals...I use it neat
Using 99% Isopropyl probably is safe, it evaporates extremely quickly.
Nice. Just finished, now I'm waiting on the rain. Since I live in Seattle that should be shortly. Thanks
Also what he didn't mention was that it last a good few months
Seattle?
I'm surprised you made it through that sentence without it raining. ⛈️
Finally not tomorrow ... Pe Ell here
Rain-X isn’t just for windshields.
You can also apply it to the rear windshield, the side windows, both rear view mirrors, and the sunroof (if equipped).
What about glass roofs, like in Teslas?
Can it be applied on the paint of the car?
@@lichao420 not the paint I’d get a ceramic coating spray
You can apply to skin, that way in the shower the water just beads off.
And sunglasses if you’re rafting!
Thank you for proper instructions.
I did half window your way and half my way and your way works much better.
You should clean the wiper blades (and the glass where it rests when stopped) every time you refuel the vehicle. I clean mine weekly as well.
Great advise.👌
Thank you sir! Informative & right to the point. Also appreciate the comments about the alcohol on the blades being mixed w water.
Absolutely good advice! 👍 Rainex also has washer fluid that renews the application. Side windows, mirrors, rear window benefit as well. Rainex has saved my bacon many times in heavy rain and heavy traffic. Good video...
Can I polish my glasses with it? Because, when I am running from cops and it is raining, i cant see much...
krokodil196 lol
I mean either way, if you could see properly or not, the cops 9 out of 10 times are almost always going to catch you. Getting away depends on how much distance you can make, how well you know the area (surroundings) like streets or alleyways or parking spots or how well you can hide in plain sight. Also, a-lot of luck is needed and motivation to actually get away some people just give up 5 minutes into the chase so you got to keep motivated to drive until your gas is used up or take another vehicle. Hey now, not condoning this but just my opinion!
@@MrSpeedsta It's a joke...
I think he means his eye glasses! 😂🤓 🏃 💨
I dont see why you cant. I got the same thought when I was applying it on my windshield tonight.
Thanks for the video! Just a tip, I’d recommend not using alcohol on the wiper blades as it’s not good for rubber. At least, I wouldn’t recommend using it on them often. Just a damp cloth should be all you need.
Scotty Kilmer recommends cleaning wiper blades with WD-40 spray on a shop towel
@@Falconlibrary No. If you are going to apply such a product, use WD-Silicone or stuff called Lanox, it has lanolin in it, both much better for rubber. Scotty is not god no matter what he tells you.
... as well as getting it on the rubber edges of the windshield. It can end up cracking.
@@Falconlibrary If I followed Scotty Kilmer's advice I wouldn't be driving a car at all
I agree with a couple people. I prepared my windshield by washing the car, using a clay bar on the windshield, drying the car, cleaning the windshield of previous products and road grime etc. with a good quality glass cleaner ( not Windex ) in my case I used Autoglym’s Fast Glass. ThenI I raised the wipers off the glass, and applied the RainX original using a clean microfibre cloth and a circular motion, let it dry to a slight haze and applied another coating of RainX. Don’t use too much product in the first or second application. I gave it a few minutes to haze up ( it was sort of warm out but in cooler weather I would wait a little longer). Then use a new microfibre cloth or shop style paper towel to wipe the haze off. Get it all off, clean the wiper blades some people use WD40, some use glass cleaner ( non rain repellant stuff ) or diluted rubbing alcohol 70% or less. Go over the windshield again to remove any small spots of left over haze especially where the wipers will sit on the glass and the upper as well as side edges of the glass. It preferable to apply the RainX when you know it won’t rain first a day or two or longer. RainX makes a spray that is a glass cleaner and it has rain repellent in it. It’s not for the base coating it’s to clean dust, bugs etc off the glass and renew the RainX that is already on the windshield. I mistakenly thought it was full blown Rain X and found out if used on untreated glass it only barely repels rain. To get the best performance from RainX you need to be going 40 mph ( 60 km/hr ) or faster. Under that speed, use slow delay wiper mode or just do a single pass with the wipers once every 30+ seconds. Light mist will not work until you’re at highway speeds but a moderate to almost heavy rain will just bead up and blow off the glass. RainX also makes a product that works on plastic such as headlights or motorcycle windshields or helmet visors this could be a life saver if it is snowing wet fluffy flakes.
Perfect for the side mirrors
You glazed over an important step. You talk quickly about removing the rain x after the second coat, but you didn't mention the method. Should the user use a dry cloth???? Should something be applied on it?
I heard it works better with a wet cloth when wiping off. But i did it with a dry cloth and it worked perfect no streaking issues and it held up good! It's raining almost every day here where i live
The Phantom is watching you damn where do you live bro
@@ambitionsskyyyy Probably England...🇬🇧💂♀️🇬🇧
Clifton Photographer haha probably bro
The whole point of the video was to show us how to apply rain-x properly. Applying it doesn't matter much, it's the proper removal that makes the difference.
Using isopropl alcohol is a great way of destroying the silicone in your wiper blade and dries out the rubber. Keep ANY alcohol wipes away from wiper rubbers. From a detailer with 27 years knowledge
How to clean it then?
@@ajaaniajaa just water lol
Was thinking the same thing-but don’t distract the influencers with faux carbon fiber hoods on their 3 series, Hondas, mustangs, etc.
Thank you for the tip about 2nd coating and alcohol!
Ty vm. I was checking this out for the Granddaughter whos a transport driver out west and now im gonna do the same for all of my windows of vehicles.
I had the hardest time trying to get the haze off with a clean dry microfibre towel. I drizzled some water on the windshield and the haze buffed out much easier, but I wonder if I made the Rain X less effective doing this? Thanks for the video.
No, because the Rain-X Directions say you can use Water or a wet cloth to finish.
All I wanna know is what camera are you using.
Driving from Florida to Jersey soon. Thanks for the tip!
i started watching about a minute of this video and wondered why he was talking so slow. only realised i had the video speed on 0.5 lol was quite funny!
Hi, thanks for sharing your video about Rain-X. Would you say that Stoners Invisible Glass is a good alternative to isopropyl/rubbing alcohol for pre-cleaning the windshield..? Esp now that alcohol is much harder to find at the stores. Thanks for your input.
''we gonna take our rain-x and breath in a good cloud of it...''
Thats why i buy the bottle and pour it on the cloth
Hey man, thanks for the video. I wouldn't have thought of using rubbing alcohol or wiping down the blades. I appreciate you 🙏🏽
Thank you for the step by step instructions very helpful
Now i can apply a small area at the Bus Shelter window, thanks
Now that's just funny as Hell !! LMAO!
Isopropyl was not mention on the direction rain-X. Anyway, I'm going to try it.
Glass cleaner works as well, but with alcohol you can clean your windshield better, the cleaner it is the better it sticks.
I used rainx on my car and it worked great until I used the wipers the it was streaky. What have I done wrong?
Don't use your wipers.
RAIN-X was developed for aircraft use.
Yup, i bought a sedan as my first car. I will put this stuff on my windshield and my rear window. The rear window doesn't have a wiper so rainx should help with getting water off. But maybe I will wait until it really rains before I do this.
Thanks ! Buying Rain X today.
I clean the wind shield with any Glass spray cleaner including the wipers, Rainx instructions state apply rainx to a clean soft cloth from the top small circular movements all over window, Then after another clean cloth apply tape water to cloth damp only and wipe over window and allow to dry job done!!😮
how often do u have to apply the product to keep it doing its job
Depends on how much rain you receive or how often you use your Windshield Washers or how you wash your car.
Two to Four times a year when you see less beading of the Water.
Haha, i was doing it all wrong. Thanks a lot, you're great!
Great video. Best on youtube. Specific, succinct and great explanation
For those of you who don't have much time, just spray rainx directly onto a dirty window and "clean" the window with it. Then just rinse windows well and wash the car. It will work just the same.
Same towels? New ones for each step?
Great video. Thanks for taking the time.
I have used raim x for a while I normally apply it to an applicator pad Don’t know if I’m doing something wrong but lately it’s only lasting for 5 days on my windshield
Maybe it's because you're using your wipers? If you follow the instructions in this video then you should be fine.
Could Max put up some tips on taking care of carbon fiber and any things to be wary of when polishing carbon fiber vs regular paint. Ceramic coat tutorial would be good too ;)
Stay tuned ;)
Well explained, easy to do and cover the entire topic
This takes it up a notch! I love rainx and i think it really helps.
Not gonna lie, when I start using this I was like "why te F, is this hazing up? Its not working". T-thanks for this video
Well Done with the online video instructions
Can it be applied on side mirrors too? thank you for responding to my question :)
You can actually use the rain x as well to clean the wiper blades. Works like a dream.
Late comment. But I never thought anything of it before until I ready started taking care of my vehicle..now I clean my wipers everytime in clean my truck
Nice, thanks. After you clean your wiper blades, rub them with silicone spray and they’ll last way longer.
Hey love the quality of this video.
I clean the wipers when I clean the windshield and when I apply the rain x . I apply rain x to the wipers to protect them so they do not dry out from the alcohol . and they work better with the treated windshield if and when you may need to use them .
Rain-X is an Acidified ALCOHOL.
IPA would dry the rubber on the wipers. Just an advise,
how about silicone blades?
Thanks for the demo. My wipers quit working yesterday and it's not the fuse. So I'll try the RainX. Gotta be easier than tearing into the firewall to repair the wipers.
Great video... What camera is that you used? as it shows up all the detail crystal clear!!! I've used the Rain x on my bike visor and it is the best thing ever as when the droplets settle, just turn your head and they run off...
So after the rainex dries, you go over it with a clean towel? Maybe that's what I did wrong. Mine has streak marks when I look out of it at night
Yeah! Basically what you're supposed to do there is just remove the "hardened" layer from the top.
💥Damn, bro. With the size of that huge towel and all those pumps that was enough product to do 3 windshields. Use a tiny piece of that towel and you can just spray it right onto the glass and move it around with the tiny towel piece. That monster towel soaked up so much unused Rain X into it.
The instructions clearly state spray it onto the towel, not the window. Also I err on the side of liberal usage. it's pretty cheap considering how long it lasts, you wanna make sure you get a good, solid coating.
@@JunkBondTrader Gotcha. Thank you and… waste away.
Thanks for the info. Very helpful 😊
You always pull up your wipers and get the full windshield when you clean it. No difference in spraying a towel or applying right on the windshield as all you are doing is spreading it around the same way. You are just wasting more spraying it on the towel as it goes flying off in the air. At least when you spray it onto the windshield the majority in going onto the windshield and not into the air.
Extremely helpful and very well presented. Thank you.
Thank you for you teaching how to Apply.
Thorough explanation
Thanks! This was very helpful!
The Rain X coating only works if you have a good-size rain. The tiny droplets, like a mist, won't run down, but a normal shower or heavy rain will.
I use a clay bar before the alcohol cleaning. Dirt will ruin the wiper blades.
Do this in the shade or the garage, and away from other cars, so you spray doesn't get on the paint.
Rain X washer fluid isn't the same as the Rain X glass coating!
Funny that you’re applying this to a 5th gen Camaro of all things, I was on here watching this because I’m about to apply it to my 10 SS lol
Nordwhal-LS3 its almost like it was FATE 😳😳 - Marly (the 5th Gen owner)
Excellent demo! Thank you.
I bought the rain x 2in 1 and the squeegee and idk what the hell im supposed to do with this squeegee?? The directions say nothing about using it with rain x? So was it a waste buy??
Lol it's kinda a freebie
This stuff is amazing. Now you can turn off the auto wipers on Tesla’s autopilot (FINALLY), I don’t need to use the wipers at all, unless the windscreen gets dirty from other vehicles spray on the motorway. On my 22 mile commute I don’t need to use my wipers in pure rain, maybe once or twice
How often do you need to apply this? Are the Rain X wipes as good as the spray? My car wash has an option for it. Is that just as good? Do the Rain X windshield wipers do any good?
I've used the Rain-X Wipers for years on my Camaro I love them. How often depends, if your state rains a lot more then ours I would just apply it as often as you need it. I feel as though a combo of the spray and wipers are a fantastic option. Don't forget to hit the back windows too! -- Marly
I will clean my wipers when I do this, thanks
grabber blue mustang in the background looks just like mine! is that yours?!
Not sure what kind of rain repellent in the automatic wash but I never get my car dried off (they suck) and I never have problems seeing out of my windshield and the water beads fly upward as I drive in the rain. However, I would like to apply this to my side windows and side rear view mirrors since the rain repellent from the automatic wash doesn't seem to help keep the rain clear from those areas.
Most car washers use a small amount of wax to the soap!!!😮
I applied to my headlights, mirrors, and tailights and made them immediatley freeze in freezing temps. I compared to other cars w. Out rain x and this did not happen to them. Windshield it made ice quicker to immediatley form on my windshield thank god I had de icer windshield fluid.
Rainx is the best when applied properly. But lots of wax Deposits from the car wash stopping mine from working, how ever much I apply.
I'm also looking for chemicals that would remove that sort of stuff. Have you found anything yet?
Use blue Dawn. It will take off all old wax. Just remember to rewax after the wash.
Any spray on glass cleaner would remove that💩 Because most cleaners contain alcohol😂
I have a question, after you apply and the rain x is there really nice. then dust and water gets on the windshield and it is really dirty, HOW do you clean your windshield of the dirt and water spots without stripping the rain x off??
You need to replace the windshield!!!
I wouldn't use alcohol on your blades, the rubber can become misshaped on some cheaper blades. Personally I use the same Rain X on a towel and give the blades a good wipe, works just as well 👍
How often should I apply Rain X? I usually wash my car every week and I use micfofibre cloth for washing my car and chamois for drying it.
When I applied it to the window on my 2015 BMW X5 it made a stain on a plastic piece what should I do?
Sell the car
Saludos... si no tengo ese alcohol isopropilico... puedo utilizar alcohol comun y corriente!?!?!?
It works good on your phone screen to
Nice work...
I've used RainX for many years, but the new spray bottle is not the same stuff as the old small bottle. Doesn't work nearly as well. Too bad.
The little bottle is alcohol solvent based and I think the new stuff is water based.
Does this work for snow and ice, for tough Canadian winters?
Cool dude 👍
Will the alcohol have any effect on the paintwork??
I like what you have sitting in that tent behind you
Yeeeess! MUSTANG
My friend I have an issue with hazing.. what do I do ? Early mornings my windows haze up until I use hot air on them
We used soap back in the days, baby oil etc...
Can you apply rain-x above wax coat on the grill of the car for love bugs?
I don't think it would be much of help honestly.
Good review bro
Thats was really good. Thank you
Solid video! Thanks dude
I don’t have microfiber clothes but I do have paper towels, should I bite the bullet and take the trip to my parts store or just send it and do it will the paper ones
Can you put the rain x on the windshield wipers?
Great video, thanks
Camaro gang❤️
Well explained
Great video ❤👍👍a use wd40 on wiper blades
Hi, does it work on plexiglas? the raindrops that just stay put for hours make me go insane
Instructions say not to use on plastic or coatings.
Two things: It's best to use the Rainx X-treme Clean cleaner to really cut all the old grime off (follow instructions), and 2) You should lift your wiper blades up when cleaning and applying to have full coverage.
I apply it to the glass screen in the shower. It stops the water spotting.
2:00 Bologna... do that to a brand-new wiper blade, and the same thing happens. The black stuff never stops coming off because it is dissolving the blade.
Very helpful. Thank you
Great video! Thank you!