Wiper Blades
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Originally Posted by AF
I don't use the washer spray version, if that shit hits the paint it'll eat the clearcoat if not wiped off.
I spray some onto a paper towel and apply to all the windows, then go over with Windex to remove smudging. Usually lasts me 3-4 weeks.
I spray some onto a paper towel and apply to all the windows, then go over with Windex to remove smudging. Usually lasts me 3-4 weeks.
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From: MI
Originally Posted by AF
I don't use the washer spray version, if that shit hits the paint it'll eat the clearcoat if not wiped off
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From: Southern NH
Originally Posted by rebeld
curious. where did u hear this or is this from personal experience because ive been using the washer fluid version since it came out and currently have it in 5 different vehicles of my own and i have never had any issues like that. if u have info would like to see
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From: Someplace with cones=AUTO
I have PIAA wiper blades and they are probably the best wiper blades I've purchased. Bosch blades are ok but my PIAAs are over 2 years old and they still wipe like new. Whereas my Bosch blades lasted about 6-8 months.
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