My first review. Rain X Anti-Fog. Eliminates fogging and steaming of interior glass and mirrors
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neilly
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Yeah, but it does say on the back in the small print....not suitable for Landrover Defenders.
I thought everyoone had read that.
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JimS
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Mine used to be like that 3 seasons a year before I finally got rid of the sunroof, It wasn't leaking but condensation collected on it then dripped down making the interior damp and causing everything else to fog up
now not too bad
now not too bad
Yeah, I mine is leaking (I think). Hard to tell as headlining not stained and I keep thinking it's the condensation. I'd obviously be looking at a new roof section or sunroof leak fix.
Had to check you weren't pulling my leg and my readers are rubbish so proof you're wrong Neilly lol
neilly
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had to check tho, Didn't ya......LOL.....Sorry could not resist.
We used to use dry soap , on the inside of the motorcycle visor at a push. rub it on and then polish it in.
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Hicap phill
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Welcome to a winter LR.
i only use rain x on the outside of N/S series 1 screen. Only because there's no(optional extra) wiper.
Wait till the sun shines & the glare starts. Oh & you can't wipe the crap away from the inside.
i only use rain x on the outside of N/S series 1 screen. Only because there's no(optional extra) wiper.
Wait till the sun shines & the glare starts. Oh & you can't wipe the crap away from the inside.
Ayyyyyy dear! I knew I should've bought a ford connect for the dogs!!!
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I think it might be verging on spam. Or product placement, or something like that.
Yeah I was quite taken aback by the photo-shoot assistant/shop window dresser skills that emerged from within me. I'm finding talents I never knew I had since acquiring my ... my ... ermmm ...still in shock!
Turboman
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I would give some consideration to the fact that the name of a product you apparently don't like is now appearing worldwide on a vehicle forum, at no cost to the manufacturor of said product.
Just a thought, not my problem, it ain't my forum, and I don't use the stuff either.
neilly
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Well I am going to get me some of that...
Any security improvement is betterererer than none.....not sure how it improves vehicle security tho??
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Any security improvement is betterererer than none.....not sure how it improves vehicle security tho??
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DevonGuy
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Dog snot is the solution. What? Never noticed how there's no condensation where yer mutt has rubbed it's nose? Grab a pooch and start smearing!
Up on fields so typing on phone. I know nowt of product showing. Just cos say apologies. When setting off with dog's all dog's I discovered all condensation is on outside so for the record it works brill. However I will delete the pic when I get home if there is some kind of advert issue going on internationally at the mo
bankz5152
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I tried it. Worked for about a month. Was far too much effort to apply
raisingveg
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aint that the truth
