Re: Rainex: miracle product or dessert topping?

[JimboMGA@domain.elided]

Ah, Rainex,
I work in Marketing so I have a small fascination with how people perceive 
products.
People who are able to apply Rainex correctly will tell you if is great. 
People who fail to apply it correctly will tell you it is responsible for all 
the worlds evil.
It can be a very time intensive product to apply. There have been a few times 
I've applied Rainex and when its all over my arms ached from all the wiping 
and buffing.
When you get Rainex on a windscreen you are treated to the most amazing sight 
though. The raindrops just go shooting right up the glass and off. Lets you 
imagine you are traveling at some colossal speed.
I like Rainex a lot. I'll tell you though, if I had to apply this product 
every day I'd have forearms like Popeye.
Hope that helps.
Sincerely,
Jim Oiler 1991 164L (Rainex free at the moment)


In a message dated 8/31/2002 7:54:39 PM Central Daylight Time, 
owner-alfa-digest@domain.elided writes:

> Date: Sat, 31 Aug 2002 12:02:16 -0700
> From: Tom Hardy <trh-arch@domain.elided>
> Subject: Rainex: miracle product or dessert topping?
> A few weeks back at an Alfa function, I asked a GTV owner if he was
> having a hard time finding wipers for his machine since none were
> present (no wiper arms or blades at all). He said he didn't need them
> since he used RAINEX on the windshield. Is there any down side to this
> stuff? I mean does it perish wiper blades or bubble paint or something?
> Tom H
> San Francisco
> 67 GTV
> 85 Spider (for sale to finance above)
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