Yep for sure.! And good blades.!!Originally Posted by spinningreel
Yep for sure.! And good blades.!!
It would be interesting to know what a wiper blade manufacturer has in a set of blades, packaged and ready to go on the shelf.
I don't skimp on wiper blades. Bosch all the way......
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Have not tried this, yet. I find just the replacement blades at Costco for the cheapest price.
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Katoguy, i apply rain X when i know it's going to rain.... After a couple applications it last a long time
Yeap. $7.99 each.
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Bout 2 bucks lol
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Had to take the work car in for an oil change and new set of wipers; $90 for the pair! Wonder if that's because they were billing the co. and not me?
Crazy you'd pay that even with someone else's money!
If professionals who's careers depend on catching fish use FFS then that's what I'm using. Might be too simple of a philosophy but makes sense to me.
What liquid / conditioner is he soaking them in? Don't think they ever show it or he says?
If professionals who's careers depend on catching fish use FFS then that's what I'm using. Might be too simple of a philosophy but makes sense to me.
Who here has tried the can of soda to your windsheild thing? I'm thinking of helping a coworkers wipers work better.
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That is what I do. Wiper blades need to be changed often, if you use them a lot like around here. I buy the cheaper ones, and change them out. Rain X is awesome.
The comments say 303 from Amazon.RAin X works great because it greatly reduces friction, that is what wears the blades.
My mechanic told to wipe the rubber with an alcohol wipe to clean the rubber and keep it from "chattering". At the fall oil change at the dealership, I have them replace just the rubber refill on the original blades on my Highlander. I have them do my wife's Corolla as well. No need to replace the whole blade and the dealer charges just for the rubber refill, no installation charge, usually $8-$10.00 each, they fill my washer fluid reservoir as well, no charge.
Regardless where you buy them or what brand their crap.
It’s 303.
https://www.amazon.com/303-30320-Pro...f_=as_li_ss_tl
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