Window Anti-Fog Stuff...Give it a try!

[Jelly]

I needed to clean off the interior glass in the car the other day, and while over at Wal-Mart, saw something called "Rain-X interior glass wipes".

Basically, they come in a little plastic tube and while the wipes clean the glass off, they also apply an anti-fog/rain-x coating.

You simply just apply it like wax...just rub on in a circular motion, wait until the haze sets up, and then wipe off.

This morning was the first time I got to see if the stuff worked or not, AND IT DOES!

Interior windshield glass did not fog over, it just simply developed several "fog spots", but I could easily see.

If you have problems with fogging glass, give this stuff a try.

 

[Shannow]

Their window treatment for making water shed off the windscreen is great also.

 

[hkkc]

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Originally posted by Jelly:
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You simply just apply it like wax...just rub on in a circular motion, wait until the haze sets up, and then wipe off.
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Bad for the paint. Always apply in front and back motions.

 

[Neonmike22]

I tried this stuff a while back, and it created a lot of excess glare on my windshield at night.

 

[Jelly]

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Originally posted by Neonmike22:
I tried this stuff a while back, and it created a lot of excess glare on my windshield at night.

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Did you make sure to fully wipe off the stuff after it had time to "set up"??

 

[Al]

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Originally posted by Jelly:

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Originally posted by Neonmike22:
I tried this stuff a while back, and it created a lot of excess glare on my windshield at night.

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Did you make sure to fully wipe off the stuff after it had time to "set up"??

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You are probably right. Like the exterior Rainex product you really need to wipe it and wipe and wipe it

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I'll give the stuff a try.

 

[Jelly]

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Originally posted by Al:

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Originally posted by Jelly:

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Originally posted by Neonmike22:
I tried this stuff a while back, and it created a lot of excess glare on my windshield at night.

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Did you make sure to fully wipe off the stuff after it had time to "set up"??

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You are probably right. Like the exterior Rainex product you really need to wipe it and wipe and wipe it

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I'll give the stuff a try.

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Yeah, the stuff has worked for me...there probably is something better out there.

I've never used a interior anti-fog glass treatment before, but after using this stuff, I'm gonna always use the anti-fog stuff (be it this product or some other stuff) in the winter from now on...it makes a world of difference!

 

[tom slick]

i have found that the anti-fog stuff will actually make your windows worse after a week or so unless you keep applying it. the best anti-fog i have found is just a clean cloth used to wipe it down once a week with no cleaner. i am trying out a microfiber cloth right now. seems to work great.