Need help getting RainX off

[Shockwave179]

I can't seem to get this RainX i put on my windshield off and it's starting to become a problem with visibility at night. I had to put it on originally because my wipers weren't working correctly. But i went to their website and looked in the FAQ it said rainx glass polish or soft scrub... I tried soft scrub and it didn't work and i can't find the glass polish anywhere. Any help would be appreciated

[SilvaBimma]

Is it streaky? I remember that happened and all I did was grab a tissue and wipe off. Try alcohol water, windex, or a cleaner

[exceldetail]

A little household ammonia.......with water of course....

[TOGWT]

~ One man’s opinion / observations ~

1:1 Distilled water /Isopropyl Alcohol will remove RainX (if its really 'thick/tacky' use the IA with #0000 steel wool)

A similar product to RainX - Aquapel® Glass Treatment:

“These fluorinated compounds apply in just minutes to a clean, dry windshield or any exterior glass surface, and last up to six times longer than *silicon-based products. Using technology innovated for the aviation industry, Pittsburgh Plate Glass (PPG) Aquapel® Glass Treatment forms a chemical bond with the glass, which increases water repellence, causing it to bead and easily shed off the glass” Information source: Aquapel website.

*This is a reference to RainX

~Hope this helps~

Knowledge unshared is experience wasted
justadumbarchitect / so I question everything/ Jon

[L8APX]

Originally Posted by TOGWT

~ One man’s opinion / observations ~

1:1 Distilled water /Isopropyl Alcohol will remove RainX (if its really 'thick/tacky' use the IA with #0000 steel wool)

A similar product to RainX - Aquapel® Glass Treatment:

“These fluorinated compounds apply in just minutes to a clean, dry windshield or any exterior glass surface, and last up to six times longer than *silicon-based products. Using technology innovated for the aviation industry, Pittsburgh Plate Glass (PPG) Aquapel® Glass Treatment forms a chemical bond with the glass, which increases water repellence, causing it to bead and easily shed off the glass” Information source: Aquapel website.

*This is a reference to RainX

~Hope this helps~

Knowledge unshared is experience wasted
justadumbarchitect / so I question everything/ Jon

Aquapel works amazing. Also new blades every 3-6 months is a good idea too.