There is a rain-x smell specifically in the trunk when the car is running. There is no rain-x in the car or even on the windows. It does not smell like gas or wiper fluid, it smells like rain-x. It smells very strongly, I can smell it driving with the windows down, but I like to think I have...

ok i just put a pioneer nd bc2 rear view camera on my car. it was raining the other day and i guess water got on my lense and it was all blurry. is there any way i could put rainx on the lense that way water would more than likly slide riight off. or will the rainx damage the lense. i know...

i decided to try out the products that rain-x makes and went ahead and bought their original exterior glass formula AND the anti-fog for interior glasses. i have the rear windshield tinted and for some reason, i noticed signs of purple lining on the defroster line after applying the rain-x...

anyone try it? i bought a bottle of it the other day and mixed it in, washed off and dryed off it looked damn spectacular. i think its a pretty good soap you guys should probably try it

i applied rain-x on my winshield and the the wipers started skipping along the winshield so i called the dealer and he told me that was a bad idea he said to to wash it with alcohol so i did and it helped for a little but they still do it so then i tryed windex with vinegar and that also helped...

Has anyone tried the RainX Fast Wax that is a spray on?

I picked up a gallon of orange Rain-X windshield washer fluid the other day at Pep-Boys. Has anyone else seen this or tried it? It is supposed to replace the windshield wiper fluid, and when use, leave a light coating of Rain-X on the windshield so that you always get that Rain-X effect...

will rain-x have any short or long-run negative effects on my windshield and windows? will it damage my wipers? what about fog-x? do you suggest i use these products?

What does everyone think of this...I have used it for the past couple of washes and it seems to work out pretty well. Is there anything that would work better than this stuff?

I saw a commercial on TV the other day for Rain-X automotive wax. They say it works just like their product for glass, repels water. Seems strange, think this stuff may be any good?? Plus, I checked their website and didnt see this product there....

I've seen this randomly pop up in a few past posts, "Should I use Rain-X?" and "If I put it on, can I remove it?". You can't remove RainX with soap and water, but I did a little searching, and I got this: "Rain-X Glass Treatment can be removed from exterior glass by using either Rain-X Glass...

I was just wondering what everyone's opinions on this stuff was if you have used. One of my friends uses it on his 97 Celica and swears by it -- he now very rarely uses the windsheild wipers. Instead, when he drives at like 40 MPH or over, the water just rolls up and off the windshield. Any...

I used a Rain-X clone called Rain Relief by Prestone on my windshield and it does bead the raindrops so they fly off once the car's moving above 65 km/h (40 mph) or so. It's really entertaining: You can see them tracing sperm-like trails that follow the air flow across the car -- and you...