What is rain-x made of?

Can you use rainx on your windshield of my harley?

If it's plastic it may be damaged.

How do you install the real wiper blade ona 2003 Mitsubishi outlander?

I recently changed my rear wiper, for the first time, on my 2003 Outlander. After first trying Autozone, I found out that although you can buy front wipers made by other manufacturers -such as Bosch or RainX - the rear wiper can only be bought from Mitsubishi . You have to order it from a dealer.

How do you change the Windshield wiper on a 2007 impala?

It's a standard J hook wiper, check the owners manual, it has a picture on how you release the clip. The flat style blades are available from several after market manufacturers. I know RainX makes some.

Will Rainx keep frost and ice from building up in older non-selfdefrosting freezers?

I use rain x year round . In the winter it does not help keep ice off my Windows . So it won't help keep it off in the freezer.

How do you install rainx latitude wiper blades on a 2009 honda civic?

If you haven't already purchased them or have the opportunity to return them, you may want to re-consider. See sources and related links below for other wiper blade options and installation videos for them.

Why do the windshield wipers on my 97 Chevy S10 stop working intermittently?

they could be old and cracked.if their new they may not be slick enough,buy a can of rainx it should fix it. I remember getting a "factory recall notice" about the wipers (which I did not take advantage of) and have the same problem occasionally. I am planning on replacing the wiper motor.

Does rain-x damage your windshield wipers?

Since its a silicone-based product that sits on top of the glass, it does come off over time and can end up on the wiper blade affecting performance. There is an alternative to rainx on the market called Trico View (formerly Aquapel) that actually bonds to the glass and thus doesn't come off the glass and onto the wiper blades. See related link below.

Which chemical creates the antifog effect found in RainX and other similar automotive glass cleaners?

Anti-fog agents, also known as anti-fogging agents and treatments, prevent the condensation of water on a surface in the form of small droplets which resemble fog. Anti-fog treatments are often used for transparent glass or plastic surfaces in optics, such as the lenses and mirrors found in glasses, goggles, camera objectives, and binoculars. Anti-fog treatments work by minimizing surface tension, resulting in a non-scattering film of water instead of single droplets, an effect called wetting. Anti-fog treatments usually work either by application of a surfactant film or by creating a hydrophilic surface. The following substances are used as anti-fog agents: * Surfactants that minimize the surface tension of the water, such as detergents, including shampoo and soap, applied as a solution and wiped off without rinsing * Shaving cream applied and wiped off without rinsing * Hydrophilic coatings that maximize the surface energy such as gelatin or titanium dioxide, becomes highly hydrophilic under UV light The easiest method to prevent fogging is to apply a thin film of detergent. Another method common among divers is to use saliva. Other home recipes exist, including the most effective application of vinegar or ammonia. The chemicals found in RainX and many other commercial products mimic the above substances, except they are generally more resistant to weathering and last longer. For example, RainX uses ionized and acidified alcohol and silicone-based compounds to prevent beading and reduce surface tension. Aquapel is a rain repellent glass treatment created by PPG Industries. It is a competitor to the more widely known Rain-X product, but unlike Rain-X, is not a silicone-based compound. Aquapel Glass Treatment consists of fluorinated compounds which create a chemical bond with glass surfaces, causing water to bead up and roll off. Because of this chemical bond with glass, Aquapel is reported to last much longer than silicone-based rain repellents.

Do fighter jets have window wipers?

no cause there is no use for them - - - - - There's plenty of use for them--most planes have window wipers--but a fighter jet doesn't have them because the wind would tear them off, and because the wiper couldn't go around the curve on the canopy. The canopies have a coating that repels water, like RainX does for cars. ------- Actually, most planes do not have wipers. The larger commercial passenger jets that most people know DO have them, but they are only used during taxi. -------------- Many turbine aircraft duct compressor bleed air to 'blow' off the windshield.

Other than changing the replacement blade what can you check to help clear water from the windshield on 1998 Ford Windstar?

There might be a wax build-up on the glass. Someone suggested once to VERY GENTLY use a kitchen "soft-scrub" on the windshield. Option B: mix up a strong vineager / water combination and maybe even a bug remover type sponge. The vineager I have also used RainX. One last note: at the first sign of smearing I'm putting in the new wiper refills. Finally learned to just spend the $5 to avoid the extreme irritation, and also unsafe worn wipers! :)

How are cermaics made and how are they made?

Made

What is the difference between made of and made from?

"Made of" and "Made from" can mean the same thing. "That can is made from aluminum." "That can is made of aluminum." However, they can't be used the same in every situation. You can say: "That house is made of wood and made from workers." But you can't say: "That house is made of workers and made from wood."

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