BEST WIPER BLADES
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BEST WIPER BLADES
whats the best wipers for this time of year?? or an all round one??
been thinkin of buyin some piaa ones ??
also cheapest place for piaa ones.
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been thinkin of buyin some piaa ones ??
also cheapest place for piaa ones.
cheers all
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I am also in line for some new ones. I have heard that they are expensive but are very good.
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I am also in line for some new ones. I have heard that they are expensive but are very good.
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I got PIAA ones, they are good for sure, but they do sort of smear slightly. I aint sure smear is the right word, but they leave like a smear after they wipe but only slightly, more noticable at night.
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I wonder if someone would do/start a GROUP BUY on these ??
was thinkin of gettin some for after the frost etc as the missis ***** them up not warming screen up enough.
was thinkin of gettin some for after the frost etc as the missis ***** them up not warming screen up enough.
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Remember if buying PIAA ones online to get the right sizes.
AFAIK Classics are 7 & 11
Newage 6 & 12 but don't quote me
Might go back to Bosch for my next set though.
AFAIK Classics are 7 & 11
Newage 6 & 12 but don't quote me
Might go back to Bosch for my next set though.
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I've always been happy with Bosch. The PIAA are supposed to leave a thin layer of silicone on your screen, which is fine as long as your screen is absolutely spotless beforehand. I've had PIAA bulbs in the past which were a revelation, but I wouldn't buy anything which coated my windscreen in silicone. IMHO
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The PIAA are very expensive and after a time they leave a smear on the screen which comes back within quarter of an hour of driving in the rain.
This is a big hazard in heavy rain in the dark especially.
They do have silicone or something on the rubber when new which covers the screen with a fine film and disperses water from the screen above 45/50 mph or whatever. This means you can use intermittent wipe for a lot of the time. .
Best of all is to apply Rainex plus their screen wash concentrte. Until you have tried it you will not appreciate how good it can be. You will only need intermittent wipe occassionally. The screen must be thoroughly clean prior to application
The down side is that unless applied regularly which can take 20 minutes, it looses effect.
This is a big hazard in heavy rain in the dark especially.
They do have silicone or something on the rubber when new which covers the screen with a fine film and disperses water from the screen above 45/50 mph or whatever. This means you can use intermittent wipe for a lot of the time. .
Best of all is to apply Rainex plus their screen wash concentrte. Until you have tried it you will not appreciate how good it can be. You will only need intermittent wipe occassionally. The screen must be thoroughly clean prior to application
The down side is that unless applied regularly which can take 20 minutes, it looses effect.
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Normal Bosch rubber blades with a spoiler. Didn't know they did silicone versions now.
Also like Harvey, I'm a great advocate of Rain X, get it from Costco in a twin pack with windscreen cleaner to prep it.
Also like Harvey, I'm a great advocate of Rain X, get it from Costco in a twin pack with windscreen cleaner to prep it.
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