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Old 08-10-2023, 03:09 AM
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Originally Posted by [F2C]MaDMaXX
FYI, you can use any hybrid ceramic on your glass and on any black plastic for a long lasting hydrophobic result - i've almost stopped using trim stuff on my plastics now as the hybrid ceramic looks just as nice and lasts longer, and, more importantly, isn't affected by water like many trim products are.
What products are you using?
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Originally Posted by 1995GreenMachine
Giving this stuff a shot: I’ve never tried anything like this, so curious if it helps any. I did my truck and my wife’s Edge.
Let us know how well it holds up. I’ve used regular Rain-X products in the past and have enjoyed them. Having heavy rain water sheet off of the windshield without having the wipers on or just on low really helps with visibility in the rain.

I have a new windshield, so I am looking for something like this or another ceramic product to it coat it with.
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Originally Posted by KennyCJR
What products are you using?
Um, depends how much time i have, but there isn't much difference in the hybrid ceramics that i can really tell - i typically use Bilt Hamber stuff, they have a spray-application ceramic coating called touch-on - i just pour the packet into my foam lance and top with water, and apply like a snow foam and rinse off, all done.
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Hit 165k miles today. Another oil change in the books.

I really should start changing my own.
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Dropped a work truck off for service and saw this gem on the lot




2003 Mach 1, 10,200 miles, $25,990. Who wants to adopt me?

I bet that car never sat outside until it somehow ended up at a Dodge dealership.
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Originally Posted by 1995GreenMachine
Crap. I found a couple tiny little chips I’d like to have filled and had wondered exactly that about the RainX.

“Lasts up to 6 weeks” so maybe I consider that before another coat goes on. And I mean the smallest of chips, probably small enough to not mess with even.
I’ve used rain X on all of my windshields for years. I’ve never had a problem with a chip. They just have to clean the glass where the chip is really well. But if I was getting a chip fixed, I’d probably wait to apply till after.

I tried those rain X wipers on my old F150 and they streaked fast and didn’t last.

I’ve had good luck on my 17’ using the high end Anco and Trico blades I get from rock auto. I replace them yearly and they never streak by the time they get replaced.

Ran Bosch Icons for years but they seem to skip and stutter when used with Rain X.

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I got the nicer of the two Motorcraft options, they're very nice, it's not untypical for factory blades to be the best.
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Originally Posted by [F2C]MaDMaXX
I got the nicer of the two Motorcraft options, they're very nice, it's not untypical for factory blades to be the best.
I debated buying those as do I like getting the best, but they were almost 3 times the price and I replace yearly anyway.
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Had this going to work this morning



I went to Ford after work, it’d take a week or so to get it in (maybe). I’d like to use a Motorcraft sensor, $48 on Rock Auto, about $51 at Ford.

I left Ford and was going to Discount Tire when suddenly it worked again 🤷🏻‍♂️ but after a couple stops and nearly making it home, it quit again. I’m sure it’s probably just dying and needs replaced.
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Discount didn't "rebuild" all 4 when you had it in last?


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