x2jfanaselle wrote:My question is this - if it was just the last 1" of the OEM wiper that wasn't touching the windshield, then how did installing a 13" wiper that touches the whole thing fix this problem? Seems to me like the same 1" isn't being touched, you just don't notice it anymore since the wiper is smaller. I'm not trying to rip on you here... just trying to understand. I checked my wipers and the whole thing touches my windshield fine, so maybe the first one you had was defective or bent?
Who ever told you to use RainX on the windshield ? Did you do the same mistake applying this junk product ?This stuff got to be the biggest junk going,Every person i know of that used it,and thats many people complaining ,that you can never see out your winsdhield after using it,Then its the problem removing the stupid product,When it rains and you use your wipers you can not see, it smears and leaves a residue behind,RAINX makes the windshield so you cant see at all.The company should be closed up and charged for selling this CRAP.This is a saftey concern,and people should have this company charged.I would like to inspect all the cars that have been in accidents because of this crap on their windshield.WDRacing wrote:If you have an odd sized wiper, you can go a size up or down to facilitate easier maintenance and usually find cheaper options as well. Look at the wiper track and see if adding another inch is going to cause the wiper to interfere with the molding or the other wiper. If not, you're golden.
My Celica had an odd sized wiper that was like $12 more then the next size down. So I switched...
Using Rain X on the windshield will help the wipers life cycle as well, since it's a lot less friction.
WD
"RainX is great!"PB wrote:http://www.lexusownersclub.co.....html
"Rain X and similar products make your w/s hydrophobic and do the EXACT opposite. The rain will sheet, improving visability and even eliminating the need for wipers at times! These products are now being applied by some OEMs to the front door windows to improve visibility."
this is a review for rain-x anti-fog.... relevance?
"I have used it on my car winsdshield with no problem"
again, comment was about rain-x anti-fog. not relevant...PB wrote:zerothread/283024
Here's the exact method I use for application. I want you to seriously attempt this using my method. I can't possibly see how you could feel it doesn't work once you see what and how it works when applied correctly.PB wrote:I have seen many people apply it the proper way,even according to Rainx instructions,I know two people that applied it while i watched,They let it sit on the window for a while then buffed it off with a microfiber cloth,Still when it rained both cars windshields were a mess when the wipers were going,
When I review a product,I read the bad comments of the product,I dont have to read the BS comments,Have you ever heard of members joining different sites to push products?,These are mainly users that are on forums to do more sales for the manufacture,They get paid to sign up on every forum they can to push their product,So dont read all the good remarks of a product, you read the bad ones.If you join a site where there is paid product pushers or members that support products you will see what i am telling you,Join and start complaining about certain products,You will soon see someone jump in ,and say you are full of BS or you are a troll.Happens all the time.and then different workers on the forum will all start piling up on you.They all work together pushing this same product.So all the remarks in the links i gave you about rainx being Great ,i wouldnt believe them.They are probably forum workers.07Vsdn wrote:did YOU read your own links? there were more positive remarks than negative...
some of the quotes from your links:
"RainX is great!"
"I think its pretty good. don't need to use wipers above 40 ish mph. only problem is you've gotta keep putting it on every nown and again "
"Rain-X is great on motorcycle helmet visors."
"I've used Rain-X for several years on the front windscreen - and used wipers & screenwash - with no real problems."
"I have been using RainX for about 10 years now on a range of cars - its one of the first things I do when I get a car."
"Rain X and similar products make your w/s hydrophobic and do the EXACT opposite. The rain will sheet, improving visability and even eliminating the need for wipers at times! These products are now being applied by some OEMs to the front door windows to improve visibility."
this is a review for rain-x anti-fog.... relevance?
"I have used it on my car winsdshield with no problem"
"I put it on all my windows and mirrors. The only problem I notice is that when it wears out to the point you need to use the wipers, they leave a black mark where the wiper stops and heads back the other way. "
"Rain-x hasn't hurt my windshield/ wipers that I can detect..."
"I have never had a problem using Rain-X and most of the people I have talked to who have had problems it is because of not applying to correctly."
"I use it on my personal cars."
"Rain X works just fine.... "
"I've used it on my car the tip is to clean it with alcohol to cut the old film off. It works great then."
"Rain X is a good product."
again, comment was about rain-x anti-fog. not relevant...
There's something wrong with you.PB wrote:When I review a product,I read the bad comments of the product,I dont have to read the BS comments,Have you ever heard of members joining different sites to push products?,These are mainly users that are on forums to do more sales for the manufacture,They get paid to sign up on every forum they can to push their product,So dont read all the good remarks of a product, you read the bad ones.If you join a site where there is paid product pushers or members that support products you will see what i am telling you,Join and start complaining about certain products,You will soon see someone jump in ,and say you are full of BS or you are a troll.Happens all the time.and then different workers on the forum will all start piling up on you.They all work together pushing this same product.So all the remarks in the links i gave you about rainx being Great ,i wouldnt believe them.They are probably forum workers.
WOW! How can you process any information with that brick wall starring at you? My sympathies.PB wrote:When I review a product,I read the bad comments of the product,I dont have to read the BS comments,Have you ever heard of members joining different sites to push products?,These are mainly users that are on forums to do more sales for the manufacture,They get paid to sign up on every forum they can to push their product,So dont read all the good remarks of a product, you read the bad ones.If you join a site where there is paid product pushers or members that support products you will see what i am telling you,Join and start complaining about certain products,You will soon see someone jump in ,and say you are full of BS or you are a troll.Happens all the time.and then different workers on the forum will all start piling up on you.They all work together pushing this same product.So all the remarks in the links i gave you about rainx being Great ,i wouldnt believe them.They are probably forum workers.
HAHAHAHAHA, I just pee'd a littleEver Victorious wrote:
Wait... you like your Versa. How much is Nissan paying you? Fess up, man!
Yeah, PB you're really suffering from paranoia.Ever Victorious wrote:
There's something wrong with you.
Seriously.
Try just using paste wax...anything cheap will work. Doesn't last as long, but it's easier to apply and remove.0wn3r wrote:
Yeah, 07Vsdn you're really suffering from paranoia.
http://www.google.com/search?h...anoia
However, I have to admit I LOVED RainX at first. As I kept using it, I liked it less and less.
Maybe it's because I bought cheap wipers, but it seemed that the chemical ate my wipers and started leaving rubber lines in random spots where my wiper would be fully extended.
That, and it's difficult to use at low speeds and misty conditions because using the wipers with the RainX causes excess wax to be scraped off causing the wax-like residue to appear. In my book, it's not "hazey", but having my attention focused on how well the RainX is working and whether or not to use the wipers became a distraction for me.
Using good wipers on a plain, clean windshield works great.
I haven't heard too many good things about the blue bottle of RainX windshield additive though, but at the same time I never looked for reviews.
can we get a correction here... you meant PB, right?0wn3r wrote:Yeah, 07Vsdn you're really suffering from paranoia.
your reasoning is incomplete.PB wrote:When I review a product,I read the bad comments of the product,I dont have to read the BS comments,Have you ever heard of members joining different sites to push products?,These are mainly users that are on forums to do more sales for the manufacture,They get paid to sign up on every forum they can to push their product,So dont read all the good remarks of a product, you read the bad ones.If you join a site where there is paid product pushers or members that support products you will see what i am telling you,Join and start complaining about certain products,You will soon see someone jump in ,and say you are full of BS or you are a troll.Happens all the time.and then different workers on the forum will all start piling up on you.They all work together pushing this same product.So all the remarks in the links i gave you about rainx being Great ,i wouldnt believe them.They are probably forum workers.
he's not talking about me! i don't suffer from paranoia i enjoy it! (see above!)KimberKenobi wrote:
can we get a correction here... you meant PB, right?
07Vsdn wrote:he's not talking about me! i don't suffer from paranoia i enjoy it! (see above!)
(so should your bad spelling ;oD)How many felons (or actually anybody) who says "I just want to be honest with you" are actually being 100% honest and not 'minimizing' or down-right lying through their teeth? (or gums, this is the Commonwealth of Kentucky...)WDRacing wrote:Yeah but anything is a felony thses days.
I broke both of my hands when I wrecked my Quad racing two weeks ago. One hand has pins all through it and stitches where a bone punched through the skin. So I'm just picking at keys here. I usually hit sp ck...lol.KimberKenobi wrote:
(so should your bad spelling ;oD)How many felons (or actually anybody) who says "I just want to be honest with you" are actually being 100% honest and not 'minimizing' or down-right lying through their teeth? (or gums, this is the Commonwealth of Kentucky...)
Go back and re-read the thread, and pay careful attention to usernames.0wn3r wrote:PB?
yea, vsdn you don't seem trust the dealer, you don't trust anyone online... hmmf.