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Would the Autoglym glass polish work for this? That used with a foam pad or something |
Depending on the car, you should be able to buy the OEM blade inserts and it's good to go. If you can find them online (which I do for my car), it will be cheaper than getting them from the dealership. Ideally, they would be replaced twice a year. Once in spring, the other in fall after the extreme conditions (ie. winter and summer) have passed. Even thou one doesn't necessarily have to follow it, the blade insert in general does have a certain life expectancy even if it's not being used. |
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$40 well spent. |
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Personally I don't recommended rainx/aquapel on your windshield. They leave a slight haze (which disappears in 1-2 seconds) after every single wipe. I found that really annoying and hard to see. |
clean your windows and blades every so often, something so simple work wonders |
Aquapel and weekly Windex cleanings and a yearly claybar works great me. I've found Aquapel to last a lot longer than Rain-X. *Cough Cough * |
where to get the best price for bosch. Bosch icon is the boss :) |
Walmart has Rain X wiper blades on sale for $3.97. They also have Viewmax wiper blades that come with a lifetime warranty. So you can get new ones ever 6 months for free. [Auto] WM: Viewmax wiper blades, $9-11 and comes with lifetime warranty! - RedFlagDeals.com Forums |
OEM. I ordered mines from the states, since it's cheaper. Better than anything from stupid Canadian Tire. |
I just got a new 2013 Civic in May which I boot around as a daily driver and the wipers are awful. I rarely drove the car in the summer or used the wipers because it didn't rain so I have no idea how they can be worn out. I'm going to take to Honda this weekend and see if they can replace the blades. |
I just picked up a can of Glass Kleen, I'll probably wipe down my windshield tomorrow with my oil change. I threw on a set of Bosch Image blades for my mom's car. They work brilliantly, and before that point, my mom has never ever replaced her blades.. They've gone to the point that a piece of her old blades came off and the metal frame started rubbing against the windshield :heckno: I've been using a pair of Rain-X Horizon wiper blades, works okay for the first month or two, then the quality just goes downhill. But then again, I've been using them since February. Probably time for a replacement.. Posted via RS Mobile |
if i still have my inserts, i would use them.. but otherwise, i am using the michilen wipers from costco. they are 8.xx this week. how bad can they be for a rubber manufacture. a set last me about 2 years.. |
When it starts raining, spray some washer fluid to the windshield. That helps a bit but regular windshield cleaning is still required. |
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+1 on this, worked wonders. |
si-tech silicone wipers |
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I feel like a dumbass for throwing away my OEM ones and replacing with some BOSCH crap. I want to buy OEM mazda wipers but no one sells them!!!! |
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my last 3 cars ive put piaas on. only buy them when on sale tho:thumbs: |
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+1 running my second sets of PIAA's couldn't be happier. Got mine from overseas as well. |
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I heard there is a glass polisher you can buy at Lordco. Works wonders but it is super abrasive. |
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