Re: Rain Repel - For Extreme Weather

"Carolina Watercraft Works" <cooltoys@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> You ought to check into the the PIAA Super S****za wiper
> replacement for wipers that lift off the surface of the glass.
> I use them on my 2001 Ram since the OEM blades would
> lift as well at highway speeds.  These wipers are awesome.

Laz,
My only thought is that they look like they will be just like any other 
blade regards snow build up.

Roy
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> http://www.piaa.com/WiperBlades/s****za.html
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> Laszlo Almasi
> Carolina Watercraft Works
> Ice Angels
> "Greg O" <goo1959@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> "RSCamaro" <rscamero@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> Although it very well may be that a sucker is born every minute, I say
>>> the Rain-X is a great chemical to use.
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>> I had a '95 Chevy van for a work truck a few years ago. The wipers on
it 
>> were worthless at highway speeds. The wind would actually lift the
wiper 
>> right off the wind****eld. I drove out to a customer one evening, fifty 
>> miles, in heavy rain. I could hardly see the wipers were so poor.
Before 
>> the trip back I stopped and applied RainX to the wind****eld. On the way

>> back, in similar rain I did not even use the wipers! The water would
bead 
>> up and fly right up and off the wind****eld.
>> I do not use RainX all the time, but it sure worked well with the
crappy 
>> wipers on that Chevy van,
>> Greg
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