Rain-X

I live in a raining area and have tried Rain-X on and off with mixed results. Has anyone else used the is product? Is there a better one to try?

Thanks much.

 

Not sure if this is still relevant, but it really is good. It takes a lot of effort to apply correctly. You really need to buff it in circles when it's first put on the windshield. One way to test if there is enough is to apply a small amount of water to the windshield. If it beads off in perfect circles then it's fine, if the drops are oval as they fall down the windshield, then it's a sign the water is meeting resistance and not clearing properly.

 

I've tried rainx and I like it but I've found two key things to keep in mind. Make sure the window is warm! Don't do it in the middle of winter or it'll be very annoying trying to buff it out.

The other thing is to follow the instructions to a Tee. Many people complain about the windows fogging up after application, but if the instructions are followed exactly, it should be fine.

I've been using it for a few years now and it works quite well for the rainy seasons.

 

I have never tried Rain X but I heard mixed reviews too. Now since I do have problems with the inside fogging up and I saw mention of that above, that would concern me. I will try the rocomendation above, but I was wondering is there anything that helps the inside as well?

 

I haven't tried Aquapel before. Thanks for the heads up.

 

I have used it and when I tried it the first time I loved it and have used it every since.

 

This may sound a bit crazy, but for fogging on the inside windows try rubbing a cut lemon on the windshield. It sounds pretty far fetched, but it works quite well!