anyone know of better windshield wiper blades?
12-16-2003, 08:59 PM
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save your wipers
jeremy i think its the ocean(salt residue) on your window... if not rain x ... i have always used dri-wash n' guard on my windows(inside&out) the clarity is immaculate rain or shine.... water just slides off... and good thing is ... lasts so much longer than rain x.
i'll give you a free bottle.:banana:
i'll give you a free bottle.:banana:
12-17-2003, 12:35 AM
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www.silblade.com
i've used silblades and piaa silicone wipers before and i can safely say that the silblades are a bit better than the piaa's. the problem is finding silblades compared to the easier to find piaa's. silblades come at 22 bucks a pop also. but the difference compared to stock is clear, no more blurry streaks.
bad wipers.
i've used silblades and piaa silicone wipers before and i can safely say that the silblades are a bit better than the piaa's. the problem is finding silblades compared to the easier to find piaa's. silblades come at 22 bucks a pop also. but the difference compared to stock is clear, no more blurry streaks.
bad wipers.
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