Glass science?

[buck91]

Has anybody heard of this brand? I found a bottle of their "glass scrub" and "rain clear" for pennies on a clearance shelf a couple years ago and have been using it on my truck and Mustang since. I target about once a year application and it just works great. Simply blows Rain-X out of the water.

Looks pretty tough to get regularly, though. I see the Rain Clear on Amazon but no luck with the glass scrub. Any recommendations?

 

[tom slick]

Glass science is made by the original company that invented RainX.

 

[buck91]

Well, as I mentioned it lasts much longer than any rain-x application I've used in the past. The process is a little labor intensive, since I go over board and clay the glass as well. Not to mention that the Rain Clear is a major PITA to buff.

Definitely open to other options. Though I've become very used to the optional status of my wipers and the infrequent application.

 

[Garak]

OT, but the labour process sounds like using Rejex on the glass. It works great, but I think it costs more labour to put it on than you save from the bugs it eases off.

 

[40w8]

I was getting water spots on Mazda, and it seemed even Stoner glass cleaner wouldn't get them off.

I found some 35 year old Amway Glass and Metal cleaner under sink that is a hard to apply powder which made them gleam!

The container will last another 35 years at rate it is used. Me not so much.