Rain X on Windshield?

[tunagrady]

I have heard good things about applying Rain X or similar product on the windshield. I have been told it helps a lot when it gets snotty offshore. Anybody have any experience/advice? Thanks. Kevin

 

[NautiBuoys]

It does work; only thing is it needs to constantly be re-done or the windshield gets real streaky and hard to see out of.

 

[megabytes]

Use it one a month. You need to buff it well to avoid cloudiness. Works great. Don't get it on the plastic or eisenglass.

 

[NOTHING ELSE MATTERS]

I use the wipes and really works. In my car i empty half a bottle with every fill up on windshield fluid.

 

[g0tagrip]

Rain X

What ever you do make sure your windows are very clean before applying it. And buff it up well.

 

[pilotart]

RejeX also does a great job and is safe for plastic windows as well.

Easy to apply to a clean surface and protects for a long time.

Has the same rain repellent action as RainX and no streaking.

 

[Brad1]

Use it one a month. You need to buff it well to avoid cloudiness. Works great. Don't get it on the plastic or eisenglass.

What megabytes said.

 

[nightfighter]

RejeX also does a great job and is safe for plastic windows as well.

Easy to apply to a clean surface and protects for a long time.

Has the same rain repellent action as RainX and no streaking.

I also have been using Rejex for the hull instead of wax for two seasons with great results.... Originally designed for use on cockpit windshields and leading edge of aircraft wings.

 

[tunagrady]

Thanks guys. Rejex looks like the one to use, I will give it a go. I appreciate the advice.