RE: Rain-X and Invisible Glass
ORIGINAL: Adamation I have before, it works fine. The Eraser I mean. On anothe forum someone posted the exact kind of haze streaks Im having a problem with (Though mine are to a much lesser degree) and the ME worked for him. Ive used them before. I dont feel comfortable using Paper on the windows. Ick. |
RE: Rain-X and Invisible Glass
ORIGINAL: matts ORIGINAL: Adamation I have before, it works fine. The Eraser I mean. On anothe forum someone posted the exact kind of haze streaks Im having a problem with (Though mine are to a much lesser degree) and the ME worked for him. Ive used them before. I dont feel comfortable using Paper on the windows. Ick. |
RE: Rain-X and Invisible Glass
I rain-X all the time because I live in Washington, but just so you know, less is more... like Mill said, dont put too much, and do it in a cool place if you can. I have never used both the rain-X and invisible glass together so that could be your problem, but I can really say.
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RE: Rain-X and Invisible Glass
p.s. +2 for newspaper
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RE: Rain-X and Invisible Glass
i always hated rain x until i actually read the directions on how to apply it... since then, no problems :)
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RE: Rain-X and Invisible Glass
+1 for invisible glass, just follow the directions and use a microfiber towel thats what i use. Look at my pics in my album my glass is perfect!!!! :D
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RE: Rain-X and Invisible Glass
does it matter if these microfiber towels are cheap or should you spend the extra buck or two. i mean how much should a decent one cost. i've been wanting to do rain-x on my car but after reading these post i don't want to screw it up. that and everytime i have time it rains :(
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RE: Rain-X and Invisible Glass
ORIGINAL: Adamation I just thought to mention that before I used the Rain-X, I had used a Vinegar/Water solution spray to rid some water spots. |
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