What the Frozen E saidRan-X = good
Fog-X = junk
I haven't tried it on the E but on the Civic, I did not have this problem. Rain-x is pretty much a wax that works on glass. You apply it, let it set and then remove the excess. If you don't remove the excess properly, it looks all smeary. Just follow the directions on the back and you should be fine.I think it would be great on the side windows and mirrors. As noted earlier it does do a good job on the windshield too, but for me, when I did have to use the wipers, it always seemed like the visibility was worse with the rainx. Maybe I didn't apply it correctly, but, for lack of a better word, the windshield always seemed smeary with the wipers on with rainx.
I might be wrong here, but I think this product is the 'new' Rain-X.I do like many of the products and advice on the Autogeeks.net web site and they sell Glass Science Rain Clear.
Does anyone have any experience with this product, or just stick with Rain X ??
I've been using Glass Science Rain Clear on my E' and it works pretty damn good.I actually like this product.I do like many of the products and advice on the Autogeeks.net web site and they sell Glass Science Rain Clear.
Does anyone have any experience with this product, or just stick with Rain X ??
^Yep.:grin:I might be wrong here, but I think this product is the 'new' Rain-X.
My understanding was Glass Science actually invented Rain-X then later sold the technology to another company. So I would guess this might be a better product, but like yourself I've never tried it.
I'd post a question up on Autogeek.net and see what people/staff have to say about it.