Re: RAINEX

[Joe Elliott <jee@domain.elided>]

Oh yeah, how could I forget the Rainex-brand washer fluid????  That 
stuff rules!!!  I was wondering, as I typed my other Rainex post, why 
I don't have Popeye arms.  Well that stuff applies itself every time 
you use the windshield washers.  Applying it manually every 6 months 
or so helps, but the windshield washer really does renew the coating 
pretty well.  I'm not convinced that it de-ices as well as other 
brands though.  I suppose that's why they invented ice scrapers 
though.

At 6:43 PM +0000 9/2/02, alfa-digest wrote:

> Date: Mon, 2 Sep 2002 07:56:44 -0400
> From: "Tony Graziano" <agraziano@domain.elided>
> Subject: RAINEX
>
> Hello fellow alfisti, regarding Rainex, I used on my 86 spider back when it
> was new with great success. I messed up the application the
> first time, but since it has been a painless application. No popeye arms. I
> currently use it on my 87 spider. I also use the rainex windshield washer
> fluid, no application but does not work as well as when the real thing is
> applied manually. I was glad I had it when my wiper motor quit on me durin a
> rainstorm, and have been a regular user ever since. I recommend it. Note, it
> really works best when the car is moving faster than 40MPH, then just enjoy
> the sensation of going going warp speed.
>
> TonyG.
>
> 87 grad
>
> Pequannock, NJ
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