Motomaster Teflon Windshield Washer fluid

slow vw

Legacy Member

• Feb 12, 2003

• #1

It's crap! Leaves a film on your windshield that blinds you in sunlight... doesn't de-ice like the commercial says either... I want my money back...

 

elpaso

Legacy Member

• Feb 12, 2003

• #2

hmmm i have it but i mix it with the original winshield fluid. i have no problem and yes it does a difference. you better try like im doing have it since fall and never had problem with it. sure its more expensive but thats why i mix it with the original 1.

 

BlacKRAiN

New member

• Feb 12, 2003

• #3

I 100% agree with you SlowVW !!

 

Tharkhold

Legacy Member

• Feb 12, 2003

• #4

i tried both that and Rain-X... it works quite well... i dont even hear the wiper blades at all....

 

elpaso

Legacy Member

• Feb 12, 2003

• #5

Originally posted by Tharkhold
i dont even hear the wiper blades at all....

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true i never heard it

 

inner light

New member

• Feb 13, 2003

• #6

I've tried rain x and i love it. I use the wipers rarely, and it works great !

 

Tharkhold

Legacy Member

• Feb 13, 2003

• #7

The good thing about the teflon one is that when i spray it, it smells like grape juice

 

bigguss_90

Legacy Member

• Feb 13, 2003

• #8

c normale qu a moin 40
sa gele
on bas des records de temperature
ce n est pas concus pour pour des temperature comme on a

 

slow vw

Legacy Member

• Feb 13, 2003

• #9

s'tecris -45 sur la bouteille... pis ca a geler quand il fesait -10....

edit: la premiere bouteille etait pas si pire, c quand j'ai mis la 2eme que ca a fait une couche reluisante..

 

Daso

New member

• Feb 13, 2003

• #10

Originally posted by inner light
I've tried rain x and i love it. I use the wipers rarely, and it works great !

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Same here! best stuff on the planet!

 

Piqui

Legacy Member

• Feb 13, 2003

• #11

I use the rain x aplicator style, I saw it in as windshield washer format once but I havent seen it like that since

 

Tharkhold

Legacy Member

• Feb 15, 2003

• #12

Canadian Tire has rain-x products.. all of them

 

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love

Legacy Member

• Feb 16, 2003

• #13

I love Rain-X .
I drove 800kms in the rain and never put my wipers on.

 

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billabongdude

Legacy Member

• Feb 16, 2003

• #14

i always have a few rain-x bottle in my car too.,, ya juss neva know yO.

 

Fastecho

Legacy Member

• Feb 18, 2003

• #15

Originally posted by Slow VW
s'tecris -45 sur la bouteille... pis ca a geler quand il fesait -10....

edit: la premiere bouteille etait pas si pire, c quand j'ai mis la 2eme que ca a fait une couche reluisante..

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En passant quand tu bouge pas y faut -10, mais quand tu roule avec to auto la température sur le windshield est pas tout à fait la même!!! Moi je prends celui au teflon et ça va très bien

 

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charlo

New member

• Feb 18, 2003

• #16

I have the motomaster teflon wiper blades...ITS BIG CRAP TOO!!!!!!!imagine the mix of the two...

 

Tharkhold

Legacy Member

• Feb 18, 2003

• #17

En passant quand tu bouge pas y faut -10, mais quand tu roule avec to auto la température sur le windshield est pas tout à fait la même!!! Moi je prends celui au teflon et ça va très bien

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S'il fait -10 (sans vent), il va faire -10 pareil a 120 sur le windshield... Le "facteur vent" affecte juste les etres vivants. Sur les objets non-vivant le vent va juste amener l'objet a la temperature ambiante plus vite...

http://www.meteomedia.com/infos/savoir/eolien.shtml

dernier paragraphe intitulé "Alors qu'en est-il de votre voiture?"

méchante formule en tk...

Je sais pas pkoi son liquide a geler cependant... ptete un peu trop d'eau ?

 

slow vw

Legacy Member

• Feb 19, 2003

• #18

Originally posted by charlo
I have the motomaster teflon wiper blades...ITS BIG CRAP TOO!!!!!!!imagine the mix of the two...

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I can imagine... I really fell hard into this teflon crap craze!!! The blades are okay rain though... but they wear out super fast...

J'essais encore de trouver pquoi ca a geler.. l'auto etait arrete, pareille comme dans l'annonce!!! :thumbsdow

 

Tharkhold

Legacy Member

• Feb 19, 2003

• #19

ptete ben de la condensation qui s'est formé le soir d'avant quand l'auto etait arretée...

en tk moi avec le Teflon ou le Rain-X ca jamais gelé!