Rainx 81199200 Anti Fog Repellent, 200ml

Product Information

You can also use Rain-X on Shower Doors, or on any glass doors or windows in your home, for more amazing water-beading magic! I folded up a microfibre cloth several times and applied a small amount of Anti Fog to it, before buffing it into the glass in overlapping circles and then allowed it to dry. Unfortunately, the instructions don’t indicate how much product you need to use. As is always the case with detailing, less is more. product/helpAdviseTab.hbs -->

As the name suggests, it is a way to prevent your windows from steaming/fogging/misting up. Choose the definition the you prefer the most. This is for interior use only. Application In tests conducted by an American University, better visibility improved drivers’ responses up to a full second or more - helping drivers make better decisions on the road.

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Therefore, it’s imperative for drivers to improve their visibility on the roads - and there’s no better way of doing so than with Rain-X Rain Repellent.

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Keep your shower, windows and glass doors shining and clean with this incredible Rain-X Rain Repellent product. Apply with a dry cloth and wipe the Rain-X Rain Repellent in a circular, overlapping motion; once you’ve allowed the product to dry, re-apply again and, once the final coat is dry, remove the final layer with a dry cloth or a sprinkling of water. I’m always a bit dubious about the claims some products make. One thing that stood out with Anti Fog though is that it doesn’t claim to completely eradicate any steaming up of the windows. For the windscreen, I purposely only treated sections of it as a comparison to the non treated sections, and it worked exceptionally well. On the side windows, there were a few small areas on the drivers side that did start to steam up, although it took quite a long time for this to happen. I’m chalking this up to there not being enough of the Anti Fog on the microfibre cloth. For that reason, I would recommend going over with a second layer to ensure that there is even coverage.