Wiper Blades??
08 November 2013, 09:52 PM
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I don't want to get into a long argument but I'd just say that I've tried Bosch's best, Rain-X, and PIAAs, and I know which I keep coming back to and which save me money. I ought perhaps to have added that if driving under streetlights or with lots of oncoming traffic, I do find I need to sweep my PIAAs every now and then. But each to his own.
08 November 2013, 10:48 PM
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I don't want to get into a long argument but I'd just say that I've tried Bosch's best, Rain-X, and PIAAs, and I know which I keep coming back to and which save me money. I ought perhaps to have added that if driving under streetlights or with lots of oncoming traffic, I do find I need to sweep my PIAAs every now and then. But each to his own.
I misread and thought that you where driving round wiper less
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08 November 2013, 10:53 PM
#35
Bought PIAA for both my cars a few years back but only used the supplied "glass cleaner" on one of the cars.
After 4 weeks the windscreen would bead water like it did from the first day - the other car without the "glass cleaner" never beaded water in all the time the wipers were fitted!
Glass cleaner = Rain X or similar
Wipers that coat windscreens in silicon = Bullsh1t
Are they any better than Bosch + rain X = No they are worse because you will still have some Rain X left to top up the beading effect
After 4 weeks the windscreen would bead water like it did from the first day - the other car without the "glass cleaner" never beaded water in all the time the wipers were fitted!
Glass cleaner = Rain X or similar
Wipers that coat windscreens in silicon = Bullsh1t
Are they any better than Bosch + rain X = No they are worse because you will still have some Rain X left to top up the beading effect
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