HOW TO APPLY RAIN-X TO YOUR WINDSHIELD - Realistic Detailing

[@jamesang8735]

Once i started using this, i don't understand the other 99.9 % of drivers who doesn't...underrated product.

[@GarageGear]

Super underrated! I totally agree! It’s an amazing product. I use it all the time! Thanks for watching James!

[@PerfDayToday]

@@GarageGear heh last night we were following a sedan in the rain, couldn’t even see through their rear window into the cabin. Been using rainx since the 1980s. Ill try the wet rag idea. I thought about buying a circular pad on a drill for buffing wax, use that on the glass maybe?

[@GarageGear]

@@PerfDayToday hey David! You shouldn’t need to go that far buffing it. A damp rag is all you need. That takes care of the haze fast. Thanks for watching

[@PicoIsOcip]

I remember back in the day my mom had a oldsmobile that didn’t have very good working wipers, we got caught in a storm a pulled into a parking lot the next day is the day I learned about rain x and I put it on my moms car and it worked great. Just got a bottle today for my car,man time flies.

[@horse-4598]

It barely rains where I live

[@kitchenspider1539]

Truck driver here. Rainx works great and allows me to see with great visibility all the cars that have their flashers on that are slowing me down because they don't use Rainx. Thanks Rainx! ...now you just need to do a video on how to pee in a gatorade bottle at highway speeds.

[@GarageGear]

Haha that would be something! Lol I barely use the wipers in some rain storms! It works that well! Thanks for checking out my channel Kitchen spider!

[@ChrisB10]

🤣🤣🤣 fellow driver that laughed at this

[@juergen8361]

I've been using Rain-X for the past 10 years a driver has to be able to see while he or she are driving. Rednecks is the best thing for your vehicle and for all the windows on your house!

[@channelldaniels594]

Thanks,my grandaughter is a transport driver now and we were just talking about the bugs and birds ,she likes driving at night amd 8 - 10 hrs at a time down through the panhandle. So we were wondering what would be good. Thanks for thecfeedback. NELLSEMPIRER

[@Gemini_Godhand]

I use Rainx on my tractor all the time ...... and empty Arizona bottles with the wide tops at 70mph.

[@vincentlaguardiagambini9727]

I love how straight to the point all your videos are. You explain succinctly everything we would want to know about the product, application, and your experience using it. For amateurs like myself I like how you often demonstrate on your own vehicles to show how the products are used. I first bought NuFinish after watching your tutorial and just bought this as well because it is very easy to apply after learning from your video and very affordable at my local hardware store.

[@GarageGear]

Awesome Vincent! Glad my videos are helping you out! I’ve been using these products for a very long time. And when I set this channel up a while back I wanted it to be an educational channel with a touch of entertainment lol! Thanks for being a cool fan! 👍

[@richdouche8253]

When I was in Western Washington, everyone had Rain-X. It rained so frequently we needed it. We would apply it to every window in the vehicle though. Must buy product!

[@GarageGear]

I bet it’s super helpful there!

[@rubylady7126]

Great tutorial. I was on the fence and didn't quite understand how Rain-X works. You make it look so simple to apply. I'm sold lol.

[@GarageGear]

Not much to it Jenn! Trust me once you do it you’ll be putting it on every other month! Have fun! 👍

[@juergen8361]

I found a new way to apply the Rain-X, but the Rain-X onto your windshield all windows and outside mirrors. Wash all your windows and outside mirrors then rinse them off no start beating off automatically!

[@pbayer773]

I love rainex

[@beesechurger2433]

Genuinly impressed with this product. I always thought my window was just damaged from rocks having little chips or genuinly from riding on dirt roads. Its nuts how oblivious i was because after i got this and followed these steps i was shocked at the beads and how i have no wiper streaks. This is nuts. Im so glad this video ended up on my feed randomly

[@GarageGear]

Awesome beese rain x is great stuff!

[@exil3dlivecom]

Don't do the damp cloth. By doing that you remove some of the rainx film. Spend the extra time buffing it with a clean cloth and you will have longer use of the product. And also the water beads will be AMAZING

[@GarageGear]

Thanks for sharing!

[@michaelhooyman4453]

Rain-X is the best out there. I have used it for years and love it. It really does work. Can use it on side glass, and back window, plus it take out the fog on mirrors.

[@GarageGear]

Believe it or not it actually pulls tree sap off really well too! Thanks for watching

[@travisjazzbo3490]

This is an excellent product to always have on obviously, but I would consider at must before a long road trip for sure.

[@GarageGear]

Definitely a must before a road trip! Thanks for watching

[@scottnewton6684]

I use Rain X and also fill the washer reservoir with Rain X washer fluid, works great!

[@GarageGear]

Thanks for sharing scott

[@GlennC789]

I've been using Rain-X a long time and have found that after the application stage you can just wash the windshield with water from a hose, or in my case I usually use a spray bottle of distilled water so it won't leave spots, and wipe it down with a soaking wet shop towel; basically remove what you just put on; except the molecular layer that's adhered to the glass stays and works just like in your video. It's a little quicker and easier than your method and there's never any visible haze left.

[@GarageGear]

Thanks for sharing glenn

[@AcmeRacing]

When a semi passes me and thows mist across my glass I love Rain-X. The wipers can't keep up with the deluge, but it beads and blows away without temporarily blinding me.

[@GarageGear]

This is a good point! Rain x definitely helps!

[@barna1299]

Thanks for sharing your Rain-X how to video! I will definitely be trying this out real soon. And I'm really looking forward to seeing how well it works.

[@GarageGear]

It works great! Been using it for decades! 👍

[@CanneryMan]

I do my windows the same way as you do, except I use a wet paper shop towel to lightly wipe the haze. But the results are great - even after 9 mo's there is still a beading action.

[@GarageGear]

Awesome Larry! Thanks for sharing!

[@christhianlor]

Hi friend, how are you? I'm from Brazil! The product is fantastic! Congratulations for video!

[@GarageGear]

Great thanks for asking and you? Thanks for watching Chris!

[@christhianlor]

@@GarageGear Great!

[@jtpro]

I've been using Rain-X for years. Before Rain-X came out my friends and I used to wax our windshields. Several years ago I tried that NXT wax which I loved on my vehicle on half of my windshield and Rain-X on the other half just to see how good Rain-X was compared to the old school days of us waxing the windshield. Rain X won hands down. Thanks for the tip on the damp microfiber. I don't know why I didn't think of it. 🙄 I either spray my car down afterwards or do it right before I go through a car wash. Not to mention the link to the big towel from chemical guys. 👍

[@GarageGear]

Awesome idea on the test comparison my friend! Rain X is great stuff! I used to work at a car wash/detail shop and I learned the damp cloth trick from a friend of mine. Works well! You’re welcome for the link! Thanks for checking out the channel jtpro!

[@razius11]

Love the realistic bit

[@GarageGear]

Gotta keep it realistic! Thanks for watching!

[@93kronic]

Love the Rain-X, and their wiper blades. Good products.

[@GarageGear]

ALLEY!!! Totally agree! They make great stuff! Thanks for being a fan of the channel!

[@pontiacw7]

I've simplfied this even more. Sometimes before a wash, I'll apply rainx directly to a dirty window, as if using the rainx to clean the window. I'll go around and give each window a second coat, then I just rinse well and wash the car. It works just as good and really doesn't get much easier than that.

[@GarageGear]

Thanks for sharing that tip to the garage your community!

[@metalgeniusjoe5602]

Thanks so much for posting this awesome video, I'm applying this stuff on my civic this morning!

[@GarageGear]

Awesome! It works great!

[@alpappalardi7044]

The process is great. 👍But the final buff towel in my experience leaves very small amount of lint. I suggest the towels just for windows

[@GarageGear]

Thanks for watching and sharing

[@robt8042]

Rain-X is awesome.

[@GarageGear]

It’s great stuff! 👍

[@Clipper_Damez]

Your enthusiasm is contagious. Awesome video.

[@GarageGear]

Hey Clipper! Appreciate the positive feedback my friend! Thanks for watching!

[@ChrisC1776]

I am going to put some Rain-X on my wife and daughter's 4runners today. Cool video.

[@GarageGear]

Thanks bud! It’s great stuff and a bottle of that lasts about a year if you’re using it regularly! What year are your 4 Runners? Those are great SUV’s!

[@ChrisC1776]

@@GarageGear 2015 and a 2020. I drive a 2020 Tacoma

[@GarageGear]

@@ChrisC1776 AWESOME! That’s a pretty stacked driveway!

[@BigDaddysGarage]

Was glad to see you mention wax as well. I always wax my windows along with the rest of the vehicle.

[@GarageGear]

I tend to do the same as you but I’ve always really liked rainx too so I decided to shoot a video on it showing how easy it is to apply. You ROCK Flint!

[@breezy_basil]

Should you apply wax before or after rainx?

[@MrChris4251]

Love the energy, love the conciseness, love the Jeep, subbed brother.

[@GarageGear]

Thanks for watching Chris! Enjoy your weekend!

[@tomsherwood4650]

I used some of it the other day after not using it for years. The stuff does work but it can leave your windows streaky or smudgy after awhile. Thus more sun glare etc. But if you think you will drive in snow or rain alot it is maybe a tradeoff.

[@GarageGear]

Hey Tom! I’ve never seen this glare before or smudging and have been doing this for decades. Are you bugging it with a damp towel?

[@sheridavis2771]

Thanks hon. Great tips❤❤

[@GarageGear]

You got it Sheri! Thanks for watching!

[@bobmarlowe3390]

I've been using Rain-X for years. With the slope of my car's windshield, I can drive through a driving rainstorm on the interstate and not even turn on my wipers.

[@GarageGear]

Same here my friend! Pretty awesome!

[@garethpyle9728]

bought a bottle looks like it does a good job........stay safe.

[@GarageGear]

ROCK ON Gareth thanks for watching!

[@billylacharity3443]

Good evening JB. Hopefully you are still paying attention to old vids. I applied RainX to my Outback, and afterwards I got terrible wiper chatter. The wipers were basically sticking to the windshield! I have since tried to remove the RainX with Alcohol, Dawn, Vinegar, Bartender's friend etc. They are much better, but what I do not understand, is why they began chattering and sticking to the windshield after applying the RainX. I washed the windshield first, even used a magic eraser to help get off some grime. I applied 2 coats, but I sprayed more on my towel before doing the second side, so I am thinking maybe I applied too much? I also buffed it off with a dry towel. Maybe using a wet towel would have made it better. To say I am scared to apply the RainX again, would be an understatement. We had to drive home on the highway through a busy city, 2.5 hr drive. In the bumper to bumper traffic, it was terrible! once at 60mph, it was fine as I did not need to wipe. Thanks

[@GarageGear]

Hey Billy! Not to step on your toes so to speak but I have been using this for decades and have never had this issue. Few questions. Did you apply the rain x the way I did in the video? And remove it the same way? Also how old are your wipers? I’m wondering if they are old and part of the issue.

[@billylacharity3443]

@@GarageGear I cleaned the window and applied using a microfiber cloth, but maybe it was the cloth I used? I sprayed it on the cloth, wiped one side, sprayed it on the cloth again, and did the other side. Then did a second coat the same way and then dry buffed it off with a new microfiber cloth, same style of cloth. It is not a tight weave cloth, it is a little more fluffy so to speak. So that is why I maybe think it was the cloth?

[@GarageGear]

@@billylacharity3443 usually I wet a rag and wipe it all off. Then I hit it with a dry rag for a final buff. Shouldn’t see any streaks. I would try that and see how it goes.

[@brettcall6]

I use Rain on my entire truck. It takes me 10-15 minutes to do my entire truck every 4 weeks. You can get it all over everything and it hurts nothin. No wax stuck in cracks. Don’t have to apply pressure to get it off so reduces chances for swirl marks. And it’s cheap. Keeps the dirt and water off my daily driver and it’s super fast and easy to do.

[@GarageGear]

ROCK ON BRETT! Rain X makes a great product! Thanks for watching!

[@lichao420]

Did you applied the RainX on the paint of your car?

[@brettcall6]

@@lichao420 Yes, when I don’t have the time to wax my daily driver. I spray it on & use a damp cloth followed by a dry one to wipe off immediately. Obviously it’s not a perfect as waxing the car, but for something that takes less then 10 minutes it’s pretty good. Rain X advertises that it’s safe on all surfaces of your car. Even the plastics.

[@calebgunn3204]

Absolutely amazing video man! My windshield wipers are broken on my 1999 civic so as a temporary fix, I’m gonna get me some RainX to help me see a little in this Colorado weather!

[@GarageGear]

Good thinking Caleb! Thanks for the positive feedback my friend! 👍

[@Mlgraber56k]

This is so realistic!

[@GarageGear]

I know right!!! Just keeping it simple for everyone! You Da Man Mike!

[@toml.8210]

Using The Rain X washer fluid isn't like applying the Rain X coating to the glass. It just has some stuff in it to help the dirt or bugs come off easier.

[@GarageGear]

Yep thanks for sharing!

[@ernst-janvisscher1366]

Exact the way I’m using/applying it ❤👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@GarageGear]

Thanks for sharing and watching!

[@NathanWamsley-gn6tc]

Love your energy!

[@GarageGear]

@@NathanWamsley-gn6tc appreciate you Nathan! 👍

[@lb1011]

Does this also work on rear window of a sedan without rear window wipers?

[@GarageGear]

Absolutely does! I put this on all my windows! When I had my car I did my back window and rain flew right off

[@GSXR750BIGISLAND]

Hey this was the bomb ! Mahalo brother

[@GarageGear]

@@GSXR750BIGISLAND thanks for watching hula!

[@Boogyman337]

Thanks ! I'm going to buy some right now.

[@GarageGear]

Hey Mike! You won’t be disappointed with it! Especially when you’re going 65mph and will have virtually no need to turn the wipers on! Thanks for watching 👍

[@absmith4639]

Was already using this because my windshield wipers stopped working and too cheap to fix them yet and not enough time to try myself yet, i was lucky to have discovered the product one day by random at the store before the wipers stopped working then remembered what I saw and came back to buy it, but anyways i got an idea that might get you lots of views, make a video titled how to repair any window wiper, then just show yourself applying rainx and driving around in the rain without your wipers, is gonna get over 1m views and send me half the ad revenue after

[@GarageGear]

Hahaha thanks for the video idea AB! Could be a winner! Thanks for watching! 👍

[@paulinealapar6004]

This can be used in the windows right?? For the moist. Kinda difficult to see my side mirrors because of moist on my windows when it rains

[@GarageGear]

It can be used on all glass windows. It sounds like you need to adjust your thermostat and fan directions when it’s raining!

[@janetwalk4996]

Mr Sheen works well too.

[@GarageGear]

Thanks for sharing janet

[@STILLNIGHTPEARL]

Hey man I already have a bottle of Meguiar’s ultimate wax, is the rain x better or should I just use the Meguiar’s? I’m looking for application on the outside rear glass of my 2018 accord. I recently had the rear glass re tinted, and I noticed a spot that sheets water like a puddle on the outside, while the rest of the glass beads, ends up they used a torch on the top corner of the glass exterior during removal/installation, the heat removed any hydrophobic coating that the exterior surface of the glass had, so now I have to find a way to restore it.

[@GarageGear]

I would stick with rain x on the glass. If your tint is applied to the inside of the glass you should not have any issues

[@STILLNIGHTPEARL]

@@GarageGear ok man thanks! I tried some Meguiar’s express spray wax 156 and it beads better, but the beads aren’t the same like the rest of the glass, they are larger beads, hopefully the rain x does a better job and provides smaller, tighter beads like the rest of the glass.

[@GarageGear]

@@STILLNIGHTPEARL keep us posted! Hope it works well for you.

[@fonzserge]

is it okay to mix rainx directly to the water on the wiper tank?

[@GarageGear]

No I would not do that!

[@JohnSmith20420]

Is this any good for vertical windows? (Like the passenger, driver, and side windows)

[@GarageGear]

Works on all glass windows my friend! 👍

[@kristin_NZ]

would be smart to apply to side and back windows too, right?

[@GarageGear]

Yep works on any glass! 👍

[@THEHEADOFTHEPACK]

Really good clear video, well explained, decent production Good job!

[@GarageGear]

Thanks Anon! I appreciate the positive feedback! Thanks for checking out my channel!

[@Najim1958]

Does Rain-X help reduce / eliminate window fogging? I drove thru a hot Summer rainstorm last night, and my worst problem was the driver and passenger windows fogging up, killing the visibility of my mirrors. I had to open and close the windows to wipe them clean repeatedly. Thanks!

[@GarageGear]

Good question. Rain x doesn’t reduce window fogging. Thanks for watching

[@juergenheinricher-gc4bq]

I use Rain-X product all the time. But I discovered a new way to apply the Rain-X and take it off. Take the Rain-X water repellent put on everywhere that's glass only glass only then wash your vehicle using Rain-X Spot Free and streak free shine car wash.

[@GarageGear]

Thanks for sharing

[@calvinseah722]

Will this cause the wiper to chatter?

[@GarageGear]

@@calvinseah722 I don’t have that problem and have put this one several cars over decades

[@greatfullded]

If your going 60+ mph and it rains.. not pouring but just light rain, I usually dont even use my wipers...

[@GarageGear]

@@greatfullded thanks for sharing

[@NatalieTeel-f5b]

My best friend really messed my windshield up with Rainx. She didn't clean the windshield first, nor did she use a pad. It's really bad! I want to remove all of it and do it myself. How do I get the Rainx complete off. So I can start all over. The haze is so bad driving is very hard, so now the rhr car is parked until the windshield is done right

[@GarageGear]

@@NatalieTeel-f5b can you clean the windshield with isopropyl alcohol and try reapply. The new rainx may remove the old stuff.

[@southernexposure123]

I bought some raInx and wanted to watch several videos to get the full scope of how to apply it and how it performs. This guy just convinced me to not use it on my front windshield because near the end of the video he said aplying car wax to the glass does the same thing. Many years ago when I could see a lot better than I see now I put car wax on my front windshield and all my other glass. I could hardly wait for it to wear off and stop working. At night in rain with the wipers going wax caused street lights and other vehicle lights to make such a glare that I was nearly blinded by that glare. It was especially bad at intersections and where there was a street light right at the intersetion. I had to go really slow and creep to make the turn and stay in the right place in the road to keep from looking like a drunk driver. No I wasn't drinking and driving. The car wax was OK in side windows and the rear glass. Since I already have have the rainx I'll use it on all the glass except the front windshield. Maybe that's just my experience. If so, OK.

[@GarageGear]

Thanks for watching southern exposure

[@terryhopkins5048]

what is the deferent between the spray on or the the regular rain x

[@GarageGear]

They are all the same! The one with the window cleaner in it is the only different one and it’s not as good I found! Thanks for watching

[@anthonyrauth3001]

Love these videos!!

[@GarageGear]

You Da Man Tony!

[@musicalunicorn9159]

great video thanks!

[@GarageGear]

You got it Musical Unicorn! Thanks for watching!

[@jaredgaskins2145]

How long should rain-X last? It seems like I need to do mine every couple weeks and I do exactly this! Minus using the wet rag to remove. Am I doing something wrong, or is that just how it is?

[@GarageGear]

Hey Jared! I usually get about 1-2 months of use depending on how much it rains. I just use the wet rag so I don’t have a haze. Thanks for watching

[@geraldlopez1412]

Help I applied rain x on my windshield and noticed it gets foggy outside in cold mornings. Also my wiper now skips when i use it on light rains. Thanks in advance.

[@GarageGear]

@@geraldlopez1412 hey Gerald my windows fog up no matter what with our weird weather. But are your wipers old?

[@geraldlopez1412]

@@GarageGear Hi thank you for your reply. My car is 6months old and I have not changed my wipers.

[@GarageGear]

@@geraldlopez1412 I would check your wipers first

[@jayzhang14]

Can I just use high pressure gun to remove the haze? I think it is more easier😅

[@GarageGear]

Just bud it with a wet rag. Comes right off

[@twig7105]

One more question for you, are use microfiber rags to wipe down my windows, but it seems like they are very streaky when I’m done, is there a different kind of cloth to use for windows? The microfibers just don’t seem to work very well and leaves it smeared

[@GarageGear]

I actually use a normal towel that is damp to remove it and then buff it with a dry towel. Watch that part on how I remove it and you’ll see how I do it. You may have to do it twice sometimes with the damp towel.

[@chopstv1325]

is it safe to use on side mirrors?

[@GarageGear]

If they are made of glass then yes! Do not use this on plastic mirrors. 👍

[@pietrooliva5855]

Does it work the same way on the drivers window and door mirrors?

[@GarageGear]

Hey Pietro! You can use these same procedures on all the windows. I would only do this on the mirrors if they are made of glass. Plastic will not work. Thanks for watching!

[@lichao420]

Is there a product which I can apply on the exterior of the car (paint, chrome, plastic) to protect it from water, dirt, and UV rays? Which one would you recommend it to me?

[@GarageGear]

I would definitely recommend Meguiars NXT wax 2.0! Great car wax for your cars paint! Thanks for watching!

[@Englandsbestlover]

I use car wax on my windscreen. Nice to see you also recommended that too

[@GarageGear]

Yep that’s another great option! Thanks for checking out my channel England! 👍

[@wlento58]

Can you use Rain X on a satellite dish to keep the snow from messing up the signal

[@GarageGear]

Hey w! You should only use this on glass. Thanks for watching

[@tomsherwood4650]

@@GarageGear Maybe some car wax on the dish for a test instead. The only drawback is whatever might react with or attack the material the dish is made out of, it would not affect reception.

[@GarageGear]

@@tomsherwood4650 thanks for sharing

[@walknvibeagain]

Can you tell how long it's repellency lasts? Also I'm from India, where due to sunlight, car body temperature goes high. Is there a possibility of danger?

[@GarageGear]

Hey doya. No danger to worry about. It usually lasts about 1-2 months depending on how much rain/use it gets. Thanks for watching

[@maheshgurung8395]

Been using rainex for a year but in time it lives fine cloudy residues which been effecting from a vehicles coming from opposite direction at night make the feont view hazy. So i stopped using them.

[@GarageGear]

If you use the wet towel wipe and dry towel to buff you won’t have the haze. Thanks for watching

[@lichao420]

Can Rain-X be applied on the paint of the car and chrome parts?

[@GarageGear]

Good question Li. Do not apply it to any paint on your vehicle. It’s only made for glass. Thanks for watching!

[@thecrowfliescrooked]

Hey just a question, should you let the rainX cure first?

[@GarageGear]

Rain x cures very fast! Usually in about 15 seconds then it’s ready to be removed! Thanks for watching Trevor!

[@RaviMahalay]

Great job

[@GarageGear]

Thanks for watching my friend

[@jokovillanueva9372]

Good content! Thank you! Is this effective in side mirrors?

[@GarageGear]

Good question! I would not do the side mirrors unless they are made of glass. Rainx hazed the plastic lens on mine a while back when I tried this. Thanks for checking out my channel!

[@LyndaHughes-do6xj]

Oh man, as a vertically challenged person I was really hoping the spray bottle meant I could just spray it on instead of trying to reach the middle of my windscreen haha

[@GarageGear]

No worries my friend! Even I use a step stool! Hit the whole thing and you’re good to go!

[@melaninmonroe1833]

Thank you! Does it work on Mirrors the same way? It's so annoying/frustrating to not be able to see out of your side view mirrors because of all the rain?

[@GarageGear]

Hey Melanin, great question! If you have glass mirrors (on much older vehicles) then the answer would be yes. Most modern vehicles however have plastic mirrors and I’m afraid they will not work on them. I agree not being able to see out your side mirrors is frustrating. A friend of mine tried putting car wax on his mirrors and it left a haze on them so I would also avoid that. Thanks for watching!👍

[@lichao420]

@@GarageGear Any good product to apply on the side mirrors?

[@GarageGear]

@@lichao420 don’t use it on the side mirrors unless they are made of glass! It will leave a haze on plastic lenses. Thanks for watching

[@danijel124]

@@lichao420 Rainx makes a similar product but its for plastic and plexiglass :) Check that out

[@justinhighdesertkeeper9251]

Good . I gave you a like ,however that is it . I really hate the asking-begging to subscribe.

[@GarageGear]

Thanks for watching!

[@Mariafrancesben]

Thank you

[@GarageGear]

You got it Maria! Thanks for watching!

[@ronb8529]

I am a long time user,l have a tip that l use all the time. When you apply rain x the day before a rainstorm , do not wipe off the haze ,leave it full strength. The rain will clear the windshield and no wipers needed on the highway.

[@GarageGear]

Thanks for sharing

[@AntLive29]

Thank you!

[@GarageGear]

You got it my friend! Thanks for watching! 👍👍

[@twig7105]

What is the rain X that you actually use? Is it actually for just windshields?

[@GarageGear]

I buy the original rain-x without any of the extras in it. It can be used on all windows of your vehicle! Thanks for checking out my channel!

[@Mon3yQuan]

Thank you!!!

[@GarageGear]

You got it Hang! Thanks for checking out my channel! 👍

[@deepakd69]

How do i remove rainx from my windshield. Ive tried using vinegar, soap and even rubbing alcohol. But it does not come off and creates a haze after using wiper. I cant see anything at night.Please suggest something i can use to remove rain x.

[@GarageGear]

Hey deep if you followed the application directions in this video there shouldn’t be a haze. You could either reapply it the same way in this video or try something like isopropyl alcohol. But I’m not sure if that will fully get it off!

[@Mille1368]

Can this be applied to headlamps? Will it cause discolouring on the lamps?

[@GarageGear]

Good question! Plastic headlamps no. Glass headlamps I would say it’s ok. 👍 thanks for checking out my channel!

[@Mille1368]

@@GarageGear Thanks a lot for the advice!

[@channelldaniels594]

What about bugs.

[@GarageGear]

Hey Channel! It doesn’t protect your windshield from bugs if that is what you’re asking. No product out there will. Is there a more specific question about it that you had?

[@brianananta175]

Hi, can Rain X hold good for the side windows and side mirrors ? Because i know it will brushed along with the windows rolling in and out Anyone ever tried it ?

[@GarageGear]

Hey Brian! Works great on side windows and actually last longer on side windows because there is not as much hitting it like the windshield. If you have glass mirrors then use it but they are plastic do not. Thanks for watching!

[@brianananta175]

Thanks alot sir, i juwt applied water repellent and anti fog. I hope it works well

[@GarageGear]

@@brianananta175 awesome! Sounds like you’re all set!

[@floridagirl9064]

I just watched my neighbor put rainX on his brand new truck. He said "yours is next" & i have a newer truck with the dealers ceramic stuff on it still. Oh no

[@GarageGear]

I don’t believe they put ceramic coatings on the glass. I could be wrong but you could call your dealership and ask. Typically they just put that on painted surfaces. Also, you’ll know if you have it on there if the water beads up on your windshield and rushes off in rain storm. If not, then there is no coating on your windshield. Thanks for watching Florida Girl!

[@floridagirl9064]

@@GarageGear what i mean is he put rainX on his actual truck. Not just the wimdows.

[@GarageGear]

@@floridagirl9064 oh I see what you mean. I know rain x makes a wax too but if he was using the window treatment on the paint that’s not good lol. Thanks for sharing!

[@floridagirl9064]

@@GarageGear yes he was using the window spray ON the PAINT😔 hes not doing that to my brand mew trucks i know that! Lol!

[@GarageGear]

@@floridagirl9064 that is no bueno! Hide your vehicles in the garage!!! Lol

[@Tom-jy3jd]

Or read the back instructions

[@GarageGear]

@@Tom-jy3jd thanks for watching

[@yut576]

Does anyone's wiper start to make noise after applying Rain-X? Don't get me wrong, it is an excellent product, seems to cause the wiper to "stutter". Only apply it to the side mirrors and windows and the rear (sometimes, to avoid the "stutter") window.

[@GarageGear]

Hey Hana are your wipers a few years old?

[@yut576]

@@GarageGear do not recall, probably, the wiper is about 6 months before I start applying Rain-X. Not long after that, the wiper starts to stutter when using it. Just wondering - if we should not use the wiper when Rain-x is applied, at least till the application is dried /washed out? Btw, I live in the tropics and not sure of that plays a part. Cheers

[@GarageGear]

@@yut576 ok I wonder if the rubber on your wipers is dried out. I apply rain x about every 1 -2 months and replace wipers every two years.

[@mizaru84]

Yeah, there seems to be quite a number of cases of rain-X making the wipers chatter. It happened to my tesla model 3, and its new.

[@GarageGear]

@@mizaru84 perhaps you try car wax on the windshield. You’ll get the same water bearing effect but maybe no issues from the wipers.

[@susanstahl5]

I grabbed it instead of Moon Shine Glass Cleaner on the inside of my windshield. It was a mess to clean off. Don't make my mistake.

[@GarageGear]

Thanks for sharing Susan!

[@norm379]

RAIN EX JUST BEFORE CAR WASH ..EASY REMOVER..

[@GarageGear]

Great tip 👍

[@brandonhaab]

Great vid! Thanks for the tips! I got John Bunnell vibes from worlds wildest police videos at the 3:30 mark saying "how fast". You should make a mock video of that while detailing. "Take a look at this scumbag as I wash him away with water. He won't be dirty-ing anymore of my cars, thanks to the men and women of soap law enforcement."

[@GarageGear]

Hahaha this awesome Brandon! Thanks for sharing! 👍👍

[@joustindarmanta4011]

I feel that after using this product my wipers get rough and make light scratches on the glass. Is that normal?

[@GarageGear]

Hey Pam, I’ve been using this product for decades and have never heard of rain x scratching a windshield. It’s a liquid. I don’t see how it could. Have you checked your wipers? Do you live near a sandy beach? My guess is that maybe grains of sand blow on to your car and when you use the wipers it leaves scratches. Seen something like that before. Thanks for watching!

[@joustindarmanta4011]

@@GarageGear ah i got it. Sorry i mean the wiper blade feel like jumping when i use it on medium rain. But if the hard rain, it work perfectly. You know what i mean? Sorry too hard to explain 😅

[@GarageGear]

@@joustindarmanta4011 I have heard of this once before but not on my vehicle. Would getting newer or updated wiper blades help? Are yours older?

[@joustindarmanta4011]

@@GarageGear no. Im new car. It happen when the water is medium on the windshield. But if the water heavy or dry, it working fine.

[@GarageGear]

@@joustindarmanta4011 hmm this is odd. I put rain x on consistently every 1-2 months. I’ve been doing this for twenty years and have never had this issue. Perhaps try putting it on consistently for a few months and see if it changes. Other than that I’d have to imagine that maybe the shape of your windshield or the condition of the wipers would be the determining factor. Hard to say without actually seeing it.

[@isaybub]

How do I remove it from the windshield?

[@GarageGear]

Watch what I do to remove it at 2:09. Thanks for watching!

[@oyvind-b]

What a heck do I do when my vipers jump like kangaroos after applying Rain-X?

[@GarageGear]

Hey Oyvind, are your wipers a few years old? Or worn out? If so you may want to buy some new ones. I’ve never had this issue and I change my wipers every few years when they wear out. Thanks for checking out my channel. 👍

[@oyvind-b]

My old wipers was from around newyear, living in Norway with ice, snow and salt on the roads are hard on the wipers. Now i bought brand new ones with no change. My wipers continue jumping.

[@GarageGear]

@@oyvind-b I still think it has to be the wipers somehow. I’ve been using rain-x for 20 years without a problem. You could probably use isopropyl alcohol(or some strong glass cleaner) to remove the rain-x you just applied. If the wipers still jump then it’s not the rain-x. Perhaps it’s the type of wipers you have? I know that Bosch makes a pretty good wiper blade. Try removing it and see what happens.

[@88rushrocks]

Doesn’t last long in the Oregon rain forest

[@GarageGear]

Yeah depending on your climate it may be short lived.

[@apaulmcdonough2170]

If It's your first time to apply Rain-X and you Clean the Windows with Windex, RINSE the Windex OFF the Glass well with clean water BEFORE applying Rain-X. Any residue of Windex on the glass will diminish the effectiveness of the Rain-X.

[@GarageGear]

Thanks for sharing

[@UTUBEJOHNNY74]

Never seen a Jeep with a windshield that wasn’t cracked

[@GarageGear]

This one was brand new!

[@marcelmurray6330]

I’m not going to the garage dude I’m actually in the kitchen

[@GarageGear]

Haha thanks for watching!

[@SOLDOZER]

I dont even follow the directions. Just wipe a bunch on with a paper towel and wipe off the excess to its not hazing. Works fine.

[@GarageGear]

Thanks for sharing

[@namcat53]

It contains acetone, a flammable, carcinogenic substance. Wear protective gloves and use with adequate ventilation.

[@GarageGear]

Thanks for sharing

[@stubones]

I wanted to believe in this product but it seems to just come off after a couple of days. I follow the instructions to the letter…

[@GarageGear]

I usually get about a month or two depending on how much it rains. Are you putting enough of it on? I usually get the rag wet enough with it.

[@stubones]

I got a spray bottle and I coat the win screen liberally. Literally the day or two after application, it works wonders and then that’s it. Maybe it’s the spray solution that doesn’t last?