Can this be applied to windshield of an automobile?. Is it similar to Rainx?
1990782
Not sure. It might. We sometimes squeegee our shower if we want to remove the droplets quickly. May be the same as a windshield wiper. Go to there website. The use for this also is for outdoors like patio windows.
1990783
Yes you could but why when RainX is cheaper? Check out the EnduroShield site athttp://www.enduroshield.com/applications/automotive.aspx
1383010
I think so Betty. It is recommended by 3M for vinyl protection on automobiles. A nice product and easy to apply. ---Ted---
2011095
Sure why not? Just be careful not to let it get on the glass, it's hard to remove! Should stick great to the glass and the backing... And resist coming loose even in the weather. (Can't PROMISE you that, but so far it's been impervious in every application I've made of it.)
16895
I would HIGHLY recommend u NOT use this on your vehicle. This stuff dries weird (it expands as it dries) I think u would have a bigger mess if this was used on a car.
1193444
Of course. I use it on all of the windows. With the Rain-X applied, even windows without a wiper tend to dry off faster and stay cleaner in the long run.
542466
I used to to clear up a cloudy place on my motorcycle windshield where I tried to rub out a particularly crusty bug with a peroxide soaked paper towel (never use paper towels on plastic windshields)... it worked great, the little cloudy place is gone. Then I got the idea to use it to try and remove the cloudyness from my car's headlights... it didn't do a thing... I have my doubts about it taking scratches from your resin based epoxy...
1081900
Hi Jolan Currently Weather Tech does not have either product available for your vehicle application. Thanks TruckCustomizers.com
147627
Pretty sure you can. We used this on the plexiglass on our race car and it's held up so far. 2yrs and counting.
1812379
I don't know. It says "Helps remove tar, attachment tape and bumper sticker adhesive." I gather it would work on a car windshield.
1920225
I have not tried Rain-X on plastic shields. THE LABEL STATES: DO NOT USE on plastics unless pre-approved by the manufacturer of the plastic to be treated. Do not use on or allow product to contact painted surfaces, non-clear surfaces trated with anti-reflective, scratch resistant or other coatings. - There is a car wash that is termed AUTO DRYING that tends to make the water run off the car body, similar to what Rain-X does to glass that should be ok to use on plastic visors. Look in the car wash soap section at the store and read the label. Also, the motorcycle shops carry something that should take care of what you want to do.
850816
The tape is on the light side( So it works on the rear glass of a car ) but i suppose you could buy seperate double sided tape.The roof is probably cloth material, which might be tricky, but I would guess yes!
1656225
I don't think it would work well for that. It is more like an armor all product than rainX.
237917
Well it doesn't work well at all IMO but I doubt it's any worse with a UV windshield. Besides... Aren't all windshields UV protected?
2058453
Of course it depends on size of windshield, but in my experience with a Toyota 4runner and an Infiniti g35x a full bottle of rainx will generally give 15-20 complete windshield applications
943100
Probably would work, but will not 'dry' clear.I'd suggest a windhield star repair kit, that stuff is designed to fix stars in windhields, I've used it for that purpose, it works.Look for 'windshield star patch kit' or similar search.Try this....RainX Fix a Windshield Do it Yourself Windshield Repair Kit, for Chips, Cracks, Bulll's-Eyes and Stars
999481
Worked very well on glass, rims, paint, exterior plastic for me! I still prefer to use rain x on glass though. Haven't tried on chrome.
1048994
Thank God I haven't needed to break a window out of my car...so, the answer to your question is NO---but try it on an old piece of glass, auto glass would be best, to simulate a real automobile window. I've spoken with people familiar with how auto glass breaks and the blunt force from a hard, pointed object will break the glass in an instant. Bank on it!