100% hands down. With wipers you rely on a part to take the water off the window. With rain-x it sheds off the window with just the movement of the car or if its raining hard enough, just that. Its when its just barley pissing rain that it sucks until about 30mph. You cant even tell its raining until you go under street lights when its raining hard. When rain-x is use properly and you keep the window clean its just as good as wipers if not better. If you don't believe me try it. If you have and still think the same your applying it wrong or just lying to yourself. JITB I'd venture a guess you've never tried it with the comment you made. Not trying to get into an argument. I just know from experience how well it works and wouldn't think twice about pulling wipers off my DD and applying rain-x. I just don't EVER clean my current car now because it 1. I don't care about it and 2. It looks better muddy
. Is it legal to not have wipers in the rain.... highly doubt it but Ive never been bothered for it or had problems seeing in the rain.
Originally Posted by SLOWR/T
100% hands down. With wipers you rely on a part to take the water off the window. With rain-x it sheds off the window with just the movement of the car or if its raining hard enough, just that. Its when its just barley pissing rain that it sucks until about 30mph. You cant even tell its raining until you go under street lights when its raining hard. When rain-x is use properly and you keep the window clean its just as good as wipers if not better. If you don't believe me try it. If you have and still think the same your applying it wrong or just lying to yourself. JITB I'd venture a guess you've never tried it with the comment you made. Not trying to get into an argument. I just know from experience how well it works and wouldn't think twice about pulling wipers off my DD and applying rain-x. I just don't EVER clean my current car now because it 1. I don't care about it and 2. It looks better muddy
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