Arizona?


"Cloud Burst" <DoNotReplyViaEmail (AT) example (DOT) com> wrote

^^ Nah, Vegas only gets about 6 inches a year, I'm told.


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That is true

On Tue, 03 Jan 2006 23:50:24 GMT, Colin <nmkNOSPAM (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote:

To everyone who responded -- Thanks for all the help.

Guess there's nothing better than rain-x. And I was curious too. Have
a brother-in-law who swears by it. He says just don't use your wipers
or it takes it off. Hey, I use my wipers so I haven't tried it.


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PPG is selling something called Aquapel:

"Using technology innovated for the aviation industry, PPG's
Aquapel® Glass Treatment forms a chemical bond with the glass which
increases water repellency, causing it to bead and easily shed off the
glass. These fluorinated compounds apply in just minutes to a clean,
dry windshield or any exterior glass surface, and last up to six times
longer than silicon-based products.

Additionally, Aquapel® Glass Treatment remains highly effective after
months of normal use, including driving in rain and snow, car washing,
and glass cleaning."

You can buy it on eBay. I have not tried it, but probably will as PPG
clearly (no pun intended) knows a thing or two about glass. Have used
Rain-X and find, like most do, that it workd, but quickly (couple of
weeks at best) wears off.