@JT-lq4yd
I used silicone before, but I will try WD as a water repellent. It's cheaper than silicone. Thanks for the idea!
@sigfredomatos8200
We used stainless steel cleaner on our windshield back in the day as a water repellent, worked great
@billynavato6705
Bro I 100% sure feel you on this one. I love WD-40. I’ve been using that as penetration oil on my old lady for years. You can use it on connectors and even revive engine covers
@paulw9732
I’ve never tried wd40 on glass for any reason. I always assumed it would smear the crap out of the glass and you wouldn’t be able to see out of it. You mentioned water repellent will wd work as well as rainx ?
@briandimascio3624
My paint was squeaking & grinding as soon as I accelerate. Just tried those & my clearcoat hasn’t moved like this in years! Thank you!
@SorooshJ
You're a genius, I'll put one in my car right away.
@andythompson3528
I’ve found that silicone spray actually works really well for cleaning wiper blades. My wiper blades are 7 years old and they still work well, just gotta clean them every once in a while.
@ElChapo3756
Looking beautiful today, Mr. Thumb!
@kerrygibbs8198
OMG I’ve been using window cleaner all these years!
@LeeAlexander-p5p
Better then rain x
@Superman-uh3cl
Would it work on paint and if so would it damage the paint ?
@ohioknifelover
I just use my wipers and washer fluid if it's on the windshield but that is interesting
@tomdolton2960
Yep 👍
@Trailandtacklegarage
That’s crazy
@OgJphd
Its not gonna be streaky? And i have 2 cans in my van lmao
@ridinwithricky6444
Whatever you do, don’t use Rain X glass cleaner + water repellent! It’s garbage, leaves a film that is really hard to get off!
@tulsibeepat3453
Does it affect the glare effect and visibility?
@alexwiseman5634
I don't wash my car well I do once a year but my friend uses poleks he's a mechanic and he says it's the best. What you think about it
@OgJphd
Along with some super glue in your must have bag. Yiu never know when your gonna slice yourself😂
@JakobHill-m1r