Silicon Wiper Blades
13 May 2003, 09:27 AM
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Ok ScoobyWorld are prepared to do a group buy deal 
, I need to know if you want Carbon or Satin finish and give them an idea of quantity. I think I will start a new thread and if everyone can post their requirement for example:
Carbon Finish MY02 STI
, I need to know if you want Carbon or Satin finish and give them an idea of quantity. I think I will start a new thread and if everyone can post their requirement for example:Carbon Finish MY02 STI
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They work really well at motorway speeds. No problems with the blades lifting.
In fact you will probably find yourself using the wipers less than you might expect. The silicon (released by the blades themselves) coats the glass and "waterproofs" it. Rainwater actually beads and runs up the windscreen, and away. It looks just like the way rainwater behaves when falling on waxed paintwork.
Yes, the blades are expensive, but IMHO they're worth it.
In fact you will probably find yourself using the wipers less than you might expect. The silicon (released by the blades themselves) coats the glass and "waterproofs" it. Rainwater actually beads and runs up the windscreen, and away. It looks just like the way rainwater behaves when falling on waxed paintwork.
Yes, the blades are expensive, but IMHO they're worth it.
29 June 2003, 09:31 PM
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Those who find the price of the PIAA blades too high may prefer shelling £5 on a bottle of Rain-X. Needs re-doing periodically but the effect is the same.
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