matt mck.

Where are you buying it? I cannot find it anymore here in central Ohio. I'd order it from the web, if possible.

Cujo

Trick is to buff it out well. I cheat and use my power buffer. I apply it about every 3rd or 4th wash of the car. Only time I had wiper blade problems I mentioned it to the dealer, they replaced them and all is well.

daphne

gives the smoothness without all the goop.

jcrb

I've got it in all our Audis :-)<ul><li><a href="http://www.rainx.com/frame_auto_washfluid.htm">Rain-X Washer Fluids</a></li></ul>

esses

I've only noticed wiper chatter on fairly dry (barely drizzling) windshields... And I've never noticed it with the washer fluid stuff.

I also haven't noticed any "spotting" or hazing on the car paint or windshield.

I guess YMMV... I love the stuff though!

It's crazy how well it works. It can be a torrential downpour and you can be sitting in a semi's "mist", and you can see out your windshield as if it were bone dry. Your only clue will be the sound of rain pummeling your car roof.

Even if it left spotting (which I haven't seen or noticed..ever), I'd still use it. It's really _THAT MUCH_ safer!

Windshield wipers suck. Straight up and flat out suck!

YAUDI

-YAUDI-
2002 Silver S4 Avant 6 sp-stock

wnut

found this out yesterday when i was getting mobil 1.

Argeiphontes

So do you use the windeshield specific stuff or the spray intended for all the glass?

4kq

I prefer the STP formulation, but the orange winter rainex seems to work a lot better for me. It actually helped reduce icing.

My problem with all of them are the really fine lines of moisture that they create after a wiper sweep; literally blinding when driving into the sun.

George @ BostonAudi

I'll probably bust a washer tank eventually and need more.