Does Rainex work?

[Syringer]

Will it prevent dew and frost on your windshield as well?

 

[swtethan]

Yes, and it will get rid of those spiders. They slide right off.

 

[BigJ]

2 different products.

The product for rain works very well. Just make sure to reapply it.

I have the fog product, but haven't tried it out yet.

 

[d33pt]

the rain one works, fog one doesn't. pain in the ass though, have to reapply all the time. just make sure you have good wipers.

 

[randomlinh]

I use Rain-X plus the rain-x windshield washer fluid... extends time between reapplying nicely. but yes, it is a pain to buff off. worth it IMO.

 

[isekii]

fog ones work great..

the rainx water repellent works well too
you gotta reapply often tho.. and if you dont, the window gets all filmy and crap...

 

[Ryan]

I've used it for years - it's great for highway trips - makes going 80 in a rainstorm incredibly easy - at that point, the biggest threat on the road is every other driver who can't see sh!t.

 

[waggy]

yeap i use it all the time.

 

[Spineshank]

Yea i use it. I have the spray and never had the film problem.

 

[Zaitsevs]

yep works just fine

 

[Ika]

On the fog subject, has anyone tried something like this?

I read about it a little while ago and was intrigued; however, I never took the initiative to try it out.

 

[SoulAssassin]

the regular stuff works fine, the interior anti-fog stuff was the biggest pain in the ass to get off. Have a ~5 year old bottle and I should just throw it away cause I'll never put it on.

 

[Insane3D]

Work awesome...and almost makes wiper not necessary...only at low speeds.

One thing is it will build up a residue that can become hazy. There is a product that is called windshield stripper that you should do every once in awhile before you reapply. It removes all the old Rain-X and makes the surface clean for fresh application.

I went without wipers for two years when the mechanism got messed up in the stang....