Amazon Add-on item. So minimum spend is £20. or buy with any pre-order for £3 and cancel the pre-order iems once rain X has been delivered.
Features:
- Prevents interior fogging before it can start
- Suitable for use in high humidity conditions
- Reduces time in waiting for fog to clear
- Ensures clear visibility is maintained when fogging is likely to occur
- Suitable for use on bathroom mirrors
15 comments
friendlyfire321
30 Nov 16#15
This stuff does work but had it go streaky/oily after a couple of weeks obstructing vision which isn't too good.
jonspurs
30 Nov 16#14
Oh that's good to know - I always thought that Ford's heated front screen worked the same as the rear screen on all cars. And yes...it's only for the inside only lol.
Besford
30 Nov 16#13
It's not for clearing ice, it's supposed to make rain slip off more easily. I actually used the formula which includes a screen cleaner and then leaves the product behind. On re-reading this I see this version of the product is sold for use on the inside of the screen - may be different but I still wouldn't touch it after our previous experience.
hakangocer121
30 Nov 16#12
same price at asda
chrisst170
30 Nov 16#11
Cheers. I've used it on a number of Ford heated windscreens and never had a problem, the trick is to apply a couple of coats of it and to do it on a warm day. Also, don't try to wipe the screen if there is too much moisture around as it will then get streaky until you re-apply it.
I applied it to my current car windscreen for the first time the other day and it isn't working as well as it normally does, presumably because it was more difficult to rub onto the screen clearly when it was cold (and dark so couldn't really see what I was doing).
This stuff works fantastically well on bathroom mirrors as well.
Pokey
30 Nov 16#9
My old Focus had a heated screen, which was great for clearing ice but it still misted up badly inside. My question would be how it got wet...
jonspurs
30 Nov 161#8
Hmm it might be relevant that it's heated because it's specially treated unlike other non-heated screens.
Used in my RX-8 and haven't had that.issue...thanks for replying.
Wait a sec - if it's heated, why are you even using this stuff anyway?
Besford
30 Nov 16#7
Happens to have been a Mk6 Fiesta with heated screen - but I don't think that's relevant as it was simply made of Glass like all the others.
Besford
30 Nov 16#5
BEWARE! Used this on a screen and it went milky and streaky when wet - very dangerous. Tried many solvents to get it off but it wouldn't budge. Came close to having to replace a £600 heated screen. Previous posts have revealed I'm not alone.
jonspurs to Besford
30 Nov 16#6
What
What car was that?
Niz
29 Nov 164#2
it works but after a few weeks you have to remove it because it turns into a frosted window effect, which takes a lot of elbow grease to remove.
i_am_kk to Niz
30 Nov 16#3
you have to apply it every few weeks.
javey93 to Niz
30 Nov 16#10
Exactly the same with the Rain Repellant product. Works AMAZINGLY on first application for 2 months or so, but after that, you need to apply it more regular and regular until you're doing it every week. Otherwise, like you say, you have patches of screen that the rain sticks to and doesn't move, and patches where it moves. Which is actually worse than having a non-applied screen in the first place. Having you over a barrel springs to mind...
titch04
29 Nov 16#1
got this and tbh imo i think the shaving foam trick works better but messier
mikiedizzy to titch04
30 Nov 16#4
I saw this on a YouTube vid too... is it gel or foam shaving cream used?
Opening post
Just in time for winter!
Normally sells £6.99 at halfords.
Amazon Add-on item. So minimum spend is £20. or buy with any pre-order for £3 and cancel the pre-order iems once rain X has been delivered.
Features:
- Prevents interior fogging before it can start
- Suitable for use in high humidity conditions
- Reduces time in waiting for fog to clear
- Ensures clear visibility is maintained when fogging is likely to occur
- Suitable for use on bathroom mirrors
15 comments
I applied it to my current car windscreen for the first time the other day and it isn't working as well as it normally does, presumably because it was more difficult to rub onto the screen clearly when it was cold (and dark so couldn't really see what I was doing).
This stuff works fantastically well on bathroom mirrors as well.
Used in my RX-8 and haven't had that.issue...thanks for replying.
Wait a sec - if it's heated, why are you even using this stuff anyway?
What car was that?