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how do u remove rainx from the windshield. it is causing glare at night. i tested it using one side of the windshield and the other side without it. however, i put rainx on the driver side and can't see at night (didn't think that far ahead)
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Re: rainx glass
Originally posted by moomeh
how do u remove rainx from the windshield. it is causing glare at night. i tested it using one side of the windshield and the other side without it. however, i put rainx on the driver side and can't see at night (didn't think that far ahead)
how do u remove rainx from the windshield. it is causing glare at night. i tested it using one side of the windshield and the other side without it. however, i put rainx on the driver side and can't see at night (didn't think that far ahead)
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Re: rainx glass
Originally posted by moomeh
how do u remove rainx from the windshield. it is causing glare at night. i tested it using one side of the windshield and the other side without it. however, i put rainx on the driver side and can't see at night (didn't think that far ahead)
how do u remove rainx from the windshield. it is causing glare at night. i tested it using one side of the windshield and the other side without it. however, i put rainx on the driver side and can't see at night (didn't think that far ahead)
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Re: Re: rainx glass
Originally posted by KOMPRESSORnSC
If you're getting glare, you're not getting it all off. It takes a lot of rubbing. I normally fold a paper towel in 1/4's, use all 4 sides on 1/2 of the windsheild, do the same on the other side, then take a clean one and go over it all again. The biggest problem is when you miss an area the first time, then go back and spread it all around again. It takes some work to get it right (clean), but it does work really well.
If you're getting glare, you're not getting it all off. It takes a lot of rubbing. I normally fold a paper towel in 1/4's, use all 4 sides on 1/2 of the windsheild, do the same on the other side, then take a clean one and go over it all again. The biggest problem is when you miss an area the first time, then go back and spread it all around again. It takes some work to get it right (clean), but it does work really well.
