jonnydoe48
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What do you use for the inside part of your windows? rainx is only for the outside, and i still need to clean the inside heh =p 
For those of you who use RainX
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- 2001 Mazda MP3
i use orange gojo, the sandy stuff 
jonnydoe48
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cool, thanks guys.
im sorry, im not using the right technical terms. plz dont hurt me sir.
im sorry, im not using the right technical terms. plz dont hurt me sir.
All you really need to do is use a spray water bottle with a drop....and I do mean a drop of dish detergent. Especially on your back window! Anything with major chemicals can damage the antenna! If you would like something that helps with fog...then use FogX by RainX, but not on the back window....again it is best to be extremely careful!
MazdaspeedZOOM
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Whats the best thing to use to get rid of all the nasty little water spots on the windows after your wash the car and then dry it? I've tryed windex and that didn't work, I've tried washing them good while i'm washing the rest of the car and then when I dry it I can still see them. I've heard 50/50 mix vineger and water, any truth to that working.
MazdaspeedZOOM
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Dexter said:
Ok what the hell is that invisible glass stuff, you and your crazy do-dads. On a side not I got my gauge pods installed they look damn good, and 10psi boost kicks major ass, your gonna have to come for a drive sometime.
Rain X is great on side windows - prevents that "gelling" of the water when the window is a little dirty - keeps the water beading up and blowing away. On some cars (or with some wipres) it can make the blades chatter; I've had no problems with the MSP.
Water spots? I keep a winter wiper blade handy and use it to squeegee the windows (heck, the whole car) right away after washing, keeps the spots from forming in the first place. Never had a problem removing them just using water, but when I lived in a hard water area they were a beast.
Water spots? I keep a winter wiper blade handy and use it to squeegee the windows (heck, the whole car) right away after washing, keeps the spots from forming in the first place. Never had a problem removing them just using water, but when I lived in a hard water area they were a beast.
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ever try using newspaper insead of towels or paper? the ink works great at removing dirt and waterspots. i've been using it for years. try it with whatever window cleaner you like!
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ever try using newspaper instead of towels or paper? the ink works great at removing dirt and waterspots. i've been using it for years. try it with whatever window cleaner you like!
cjstringer
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Double post. Network burp.
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cjstringer
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Use water with a splash of lemon juice. Cuts through anything, and smells good too. Never hurt any tint or defrosters on any car I've ever had.
I've heard of the newspaper thing also, but I've seen it smudge too. I've never done it, I just use quality towels and water with lemon juice.
RainX in 2-3 coats on the outside (takes about 30 minutes to do it right) and I never run my wipers. I haven't replaced wiper blades in years. Once I'm above 10mph, the water is gone, so I've never needed them, even in down pours.
I've heard of the newspaper thing also, but I've seen it smudge too. I've never done it, I just use quality towels and water with lemon juice.
RainX in 2-3 coats on the outside (takes about 30 minutes to do it right) and I never run my wipers. I haven't replaced wiper blades in years. Once I'm above 10mph, the water is gone, so I've never needed them, even in down pours.
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sorry bout the 2x post? i haven't had a smudging problem with the paper...i use a new piece once on gets too damp....i'm goona try that lemon thing...also if you keep up with the rainx there's nothng like it!!!
