--- "Faure, Marin" <Marin.Faure@PSS.Boeing.com> wrote:
> The problem with Rain-X is that it puts a haze on the windshield
> that, while transparent
> and not a problem during the day, can cause a very annoying glare at
> night when hit
> by oncoming lights.
well, I only had a glare problem with rain-x at night when trying to
rely on the rain x alone (dead SIII wiper motor). this was from other
vehicles' lights' glare hitting the droplets on the windshield, and not
from the rain-x's haze. If you can still see the haze I suggest you use
a little more elbo-grease in your rain-x application formula.
I have noticed residual haze sometimes from rain-x, but I can usually
buff it out. I also noticed that rain-x is good for dissolving the
excess silicone from my atttempts to seal the windshield area.
I was amazed at how much water came in through the windshield last
downpour. It's a little disconcerting to see a steady stream of water
running out from behind the guage panel. You know, the one that holds
all those wires in...
later
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