seaquake
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Millersville, MD
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Re: Best way to apply Rain-X?
Use a decent glass cleaner; I use Invisible Glass, to first clean the surface. Let it dry.
To apply rainx, I use a single cloth or sponge. Soak it fairly good and apply to the window surface liberally. When a haze forms, apply another fresh coat. When that drys to a haze, use a clean, dry terry-cloth or similar material to remove the haze. It's like waxing a vehicle. It takes some time and elbow grease. |
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imrf
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join:2002-06-06
Utica, MI
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| said by seaquake  :To apply rainx, I use a single cloth or sponge. Soak it fairly good and apply to the window surface liberally. When a haze forms, apply another fresh coat. When that drys to a haze, use a clean, dry terry-cloth or similar material to remove the haze. It's like waxing a vehicle. It takes some time and elbow grease. Too much work. Try Aquapel. So much easier to apply and lasts longer. |
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Doctor Olds
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join:2001-04-19
1970 442 W30
clubs: | Rain-X versus PPG Aquapel: Grudge Match
»www.sports.autoblog.com/2006/04/···atch%20/ |
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imrf
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Utica, MI | Thats what sold me on Aquapel. I just applied it last night to my car. It's supposed to rain later on tonight and tomorrow. So I'll see how well it works for me. |
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seaquake
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join:2001-03-23
Millersville, MD
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| reply to Doctor Olds
I hit that same page looking for a decent comparison. I hate when they embed a link to the video within the text like they did. I could not find it when I first went there. Half blind, I guess.
The video certainly does show that the aquapel stands up a lot longer than RainX. |
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GameGuy369
join:2004-07-09
Olathe, KS
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said by seaquake :Use a decent glass cleaner; I use Invisible Glass, to first clean the surface. Let it dry. To apply rainx, I use a single cloth or sponge. Soak it fairly good and apply to the window surface liberally. When a haze forms, apply another fresh coat. When that drys to a haze, use a clean, dry terry-cloth or similar material to remove the haze. It's like waxing a vehicle. It takes some time and elbow grease. My RX-8 is my crown jewel. And the reason I am saying that is that I try to use only the best products on it, and Invisible Glass is one of those products. Huge +1 on that recommendation for cleaning. |
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