Dangerous rain is dangerous!
07-16-2018, 09:17 PM
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Dangerous rain is dangerous!
Hi guys!
I’ve moved to south east Asia (Singapore to be accurate) and you should see the rain here… If you’ve watched Forrest Gump and you remember the part in Vietnam… well that’s pretty much accurate.
The problem with the rain is that it pours so much that it makes it actually dangerous to drive because the wipers are not be enough.
So I’ve heard about these water repelling coatings, but I’ve got no experience on it and being new to Singapore also means that I don’t know who to ask, that’s why I’m asking you today.
Do you guys have any products that work for a long time (I don’t want to have to reapply it every week…) and that does a decent job at pushing the rain out of my windscreen?
PS: I am not sure where to post, I am new and very sorry if I did not post at the right place...
I’ve moved to south east Asia (Singapore to be accurate) and you should see the rain here… If you’ve watched Forrest Gump and you remember the part in Vietnam… well that’s pretty much accurate.
The problem with the rain is that it pours so much that it makes it actually dangerous to drive because the wipers are not be enough.
So I’ve heard about these water repelling coatings, but I’ve got no experience on it and being new to Singapore also means that I don’t know who to ask, that’s why I’m asking you today.
Do you guys have any products that work for a long time (I don’t want to have to reapply it every week…) and that does a decent job at pushing the rain out of my windscreen?
PS: I am not sure where to post, I am new and very sorry if I did not post at the right place...
07-22-2018, 07:01 PM
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Hi and welcome Chris! 
I am not gonna lie my eyes got caught because of the Forrest Gump movie reference ahahah!
Such a good movie!
Anyways, the advice anyone would give you is seal it and wax it... And I guess it would work, for a time.
But since you seem to be looking for a more permanent and weather-proof solution.
I'd suggest you to go for a pro-applied coating.
Most of them are good so I am not gonna suggest anything here...
I am not gonna lie my eyes got caught because of the Forrest Gump movie reference ahahah!
Such a good movie!
Anyways, the advice anyone would give you is seal it and wax it... And I guess it would work, for a time.
But since you seem to be looking for a more permanent and weather-proof solution.
I'd suggest you to go for a pro-applied coating.
Most of them are good so I am not gonna suggest anything here...
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