Tell me more - I thought rainex (and its equivalants) was a silicon type polymer that needed to be allowed to dry and polished into the glass to work.

Mine is a serious question if you know something that I dont.

i saw the stuff in bunnings i beleive.. it made up 4 or 5 refills of your wiper fluid.. supposedly making the glass more rain resistant, or reppeling.. ill have to go check out the brand...

rain X wipe on wipe off
only works when u doin about 80-100 kms

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I've used Rain-X on all my cars, from Mini to MINI to 3-series BMW.. and it works best on the BMW, because of the screen rake. On a bluff screen, you need higher speeds to blow the rainwater off. On a Mini, I'm not sure I'd bother, unless your wipers are plain diabolical.

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Simon

The adventures of an owner builder in the Tallarook Ranges

thers some tyre shine from sprints, in a black white and orange can, called bumper and tire spray, the lid is black too, its a great product would highly recommend, and its only about 5 bux a can

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