jnm2kse

I just threw on some new wipers a few days ago. What a difference...I ran out of my windshield wiper fluid and picked up some new stuff at Walmart. Its the orange stuff from Rainx that supposed to put a Rainx protective coat over your windshield everytime you use it. Well it sure did..it smears my windshield like there's no tomorrow!

I should have bought the blue stuff for .75 cents!

What will remove the rainx from my windshield? Vinegar? Plain old Windex? Do I need something stronger? Also do I need to replace the blades I just put on?

It's snowed every night for 9 straight days here!

redhawk

Windex should work.

If not, go with the vinegar

][ 35

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that sux... so rememeber more expensive don't always mean better..

drsprite

I had this problem with my old maxima. Never again will I go with the RainX orange crap. It ended up smearing my windsheild, rendoring it useless! I think maybe alcohol will take it off? Never thought about vinegar. And if I were you I would replace the blades again, or take them back if you just bought them and get exchanges for them. I think the RainX wax sticks to those things...

I only made this mistake once. I now stick to the $1.75 blue stuff, works great!

TimW

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rainx makes a glass polish, takes out hazing from rainx, tree sap, acid rain, you name it. it works.

Dawgs AE

I don't think you will need new wipers. Just clean the edge of the blades with glass cleaner and they will be just fine.

drsprite

I tried the new wipers route when i did it. The new blades didn't work... I then bought my 2002 max, and gave my 94 to my sister and I know she changed the blades because she thought they were old... I would use a cleaner...maybe the one Tim suggested

see5

Try Fantastic.

SterlingMist00

Isopropyl alcohol will also do good job of cleaning the blades....

woosh

ok, I'm a bit confused.

I got the orange rainX fluid because of a another thread, where alot of ppl raved about it. Now it seems you guys are saying its bad.

What's the deal on this? Is this **** good or bad? I still haven't put it in cause I'm too lazy to take the bottle out and empty the other crap in there.

SHIFT_woosh

TimW

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RainX on a windshield that has buildup already = bad
RainX on a clean windshield = great

RainX polish will prep/clean the windshield properly to reapply

jeff618

Sorry to dig-up an old thread but I found a new product that kicks rainx's butt: Trico View Glass Treatment

It really does last 6 months per application and it doesn't haze-up like rainx.

T.One

OOOLLLLLDDDD THREAD! good find though. how the hell did you find a thread from 03 anyways?

jeff618

Just did a search for rainx or aquapel...can't remember. It popped-up, I read...and the rest is history so to speak!!

F35-JSF

Never had a problem with haze. I'm pretty meticulously when it come to applying it though. It's been worth its weight in gold over the past few days.

Tyutyunnik

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Been using rain-x for a while now, only applied it once i think and its still working great. Its the stuff in the yellow bottle from walmart. Its good cause I don't even use the wipers most of the time because theres no need, I can see clearly even with the rain on the windshield.

Bassbreaker

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I've used the yellow rain-X religously and have never had a smear or anything of the like. I also not having to use the wipers but that only really works in speeds of 80km/h and above...or so it seems for me

phatboislim

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the OP was talking about the rain-x windshield wiper fluid, not the product that you apply onto the windshield

Bassbreaker

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as was I..lol...the yellow rain-x windshield wash, bought at walmart for $3.97