No More Rain-X
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I have always kept my windshield treated with Rain-X and with good results. I normally drive wo wipers through rain. The problem is getting the Rain-X residue off after the treatment.
So, today, I rubbed RejeX all over the windshield and it came off very easily and very clear. If it lasts like it does on the paint, it will last much longer than Rain-X does. I also treated my mirrors, head lights, sun roof and side windows. I got 27mpg (OBC) on about 225 mile jaunt yesterday and a slick, freshly-RejeXed car. I'll bet I can beat that with the glass treated, too.
So, today, I rubbed RejeX all over the windshield and it came off very easily and very clear. If it lasts like it does on the paint, it will last much longer than Rain-X does. I also treated my mirrors, head lights, sun roof and side windows. I got 27mpg (OBC) on about 225 mile jaunt yesterday and a slick, freshly-RejeXed car. I'll bet I can beat that with the glass treated, too.
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Follow the directions on the RejeX container. Pay particular attention to the temperature requirements (under 85 degrees F, IIRC) and the curing time (12 hours).
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Originally Posted by alohalc' date='Dec 31 2004, 03:21 PM
i wish you could come over and rejex my car ? .
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that sounds rude