Best Liquid For Front Windscreen Wipers

[someonestolecc]

RainX owns for rain/snow/foggy conditions when you need to see 100%%%. 60km/h+ with rain and don't even need the wipers.

For actual random bug stuff (i.e. if you're in the country) the turtle wax/castrol additive/bug off etc etc is all the same. Personally next time I remember to buy additive it'll be RainX for daily duty

I also think you can't underestimate how much difference the actual wiper blades make so keep em clean and fresh O_o

[MANWHORE]

Why bother replying to this thread?

Because while my skyline doesn't drive in the rain etc, I have a daily driver?

I have tried a few different products in my daily driver, but thought I would just tell people to be careful getting those products onto their paint.

Then why bother replying in this thread.

I Use Reverse Osmosis water. Its filtered and clean water and is the only water source that has no Fluoride.

Great for drinkin, so great for my windscreen. And RO Water is better than Puratap water and leaves even less streaks. Great for washin the car too.

[mrgilly]

Bug-Off seems to work well but I just use morning fresh - never noticed streaks on my black car (usually only use the wiper cleaner when it's starting to rain so it's rinsed off anyway)

[HolyEvil]

RainX owns for rain/snow/foggy conditions when you need to see 100%%%. 60km/h+ with rain and don't even need the wipers.

For actual random bug stuff (i.e. if you're in the country) the turtle wax/castrol additive/bug off etc etc is all the same. Personally next time I remember to buy additive it'll be RainX for daily duty

I also think you can't underestimate how much difference the actual wiper blades make so keep em clean and fresh O_o

This rainX stuff.. can it be like used once a week.. like just use it to wipe de whole windscreen and would de effect last the whole week without reapplication?

oh yeah.. get it from kmart?

cheers