What can I say, Jon brought me some of this stuff months ago and I finally managed to apply it before my trip to Skye and beyond.

Needless to say it rained most of the way....in 150 miles I used my wipers once and that was by mistake.

Okay it was a little wierd at times and a wipe would of been better, but WOW.

Night time is even better as you don't get the reflection in the window.

SWMBO did not like it as much as it sent her a little bozeyed :confused:.

So ta Jon.

No worries

As I said, it can be strange at first, trying not to be mesmerised by the beading of the water, youstart watching it more than the road

No worries

As I said' date=' it can be strange at first, trying not to be mesmerised by the beading of the water, youstart watching it more than the road [/quote']

Has anyone tried popping an acid before witnessing this beading phenonmenon?

Has anyone tried popping an acid before witnessing this beading phenonmenon?

Are you sure the pills dont come with it, you pop the pill & you get thatb strange belief you dont need your wipers

Below 60 the beading is not as good...needs a bit of wind to drive it up, unless I didn't quite get the application right. The passenger side appears to be far better though, so perhaps not...

...perhaps the best thing is that thud dud thud dud of the wipers is gone...

Colin, at lower speeds, just give it a boot load of throttle and see what happens due to the change in screen angle

A swift smack in the leg owing to a SWMBO's head impacting on the headrest.

Will try it ASAP

SPINNDRIFT.......

I have done it in the snow...........????? WARPFACTOR........ wooohhooooo

Whoops .

Tim

Ombrello works really well, it's only in fine mist that you have to turn the wipers on. I love the feeling of driving along the motorway, watching everyone else's wipers on full tilt, and you just sitting there, wathching a rain drop chase another rain drop up the screen

Andy