Water Repellent

[Typhoon]

Anyone used water repellent spray and able to recommend a brand they’ve had success with?

I’ve tried a few on the rear window on my TT (as they have no rear wipers) and they last a day at most so wondering if anyone has used similar with better effects? Cheers

 

[Ant1]

Best of the best in my eyes. You have to prep glass as per instructions but once done, it lasts for years.

Gtechniq - G1 ClearVision Smart Glass

Gtechniq - G1 ClearVision Smart Glass Gtechniq G1 ClearVision Smart Glass is a dedicated glass sealant that is designed to last for up to two years / 30,000 miles making wet weather driving both safer and less tiring. Also keeps windshields cleaner for longer and makes bugs and ice easy to clean

www.cleanyourcar.co.uk

 

[dann2707]

Best of the best in my eyes. You have to prep glass as per instructions but once done, it lasts for years.

Gtechniq - G1 ClearVision Smart Glass

Gtechniq - G1 ClearVision Smart Glass Gtechniq G1 ClearVision Smart Glass is a dedicated glass sealant that is designed to last for up to two years / 30,000 miles making wet weather driving both safer and less tiring. Also keeps windshields cleaner for longer and makes bugs and ice easy to clean

www.cleanyourcar.co.uk

Came to suggest this.

Absolutely mad that it's still a similar price after all those years.

I expected it to be £20+

 

[Fantastic Nostrils]

G1 is very very good in all fairness. But its one of the more traditional in application style.

For super ease, id recommend the Glaco stuff. One is a compound you apply with an almost deodorant style applicator. Then you use the other to apply the sealant and buff off. By far the easiest one to apply and should last yonks being a rear screen without a wiper.

 

[Typhoon]

Thanks all, I’ll have a look in to both.

 

[McGherkin]

Gtechniq stuff is the s**t but a bit of a pain to apply - but then lasts forever, even on the windscreen.

Which reminds me, I need to do it on the new car.

 

[dann2707]

Gtechniq stuff is the s**t but a bit of a pain to apply - but then lasts forever, even on the windscreen.

Which reminds me, I need to do it on the new car.

Imagine how much faster it will be!

 

[McGherkin]

Imagine how much faster it will be!