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well, i for one HATE rain X.
every time the stuff wears off the windows, i go to turn the wipers on, and find out they don't work, cause i haven't used them in so long because of the @@#!#@ rain x being on the windows that you don't need the wipers. and when you Finally turn the wipers on, they fall apart because they haven't been used in so long.
then i have to buy another @##$%#$ set of new wiper blades, only to have them sit unused, cause once the window dries, i go and put that $%&^&%## stupid rain x on the windows again, and the whole ^&*^$#% cycle starts all over again.
that's kinda what i was talking about for a good idea to see rain-x's power. wax 1/2 your windshield and leave the rest untreated. drive around and see what happens in rain/snow/sleet/whathaveyou.... guarantee you'll wanna go get rain-x
I use rain-x on my 97 F150 and I love it. My grandpa uses it on his 58 Buick Super and his van also. My uncle also uses it on all his vehicles including his 41 Packard street rod.
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