Wiper blade shudder
gmbwrenchn
05-31-2007, 05:37 PM
Had bought some triple edge wiper blades for all of my cars. They work great, almost to good. They shudder when they wipe. Any ideas how I can get them to wipe smooth with no shudder? Something I could wipe on them? Thanks for the input.
alphalanos
06-01-2007, 11:17 AM
Try putting some RAIN X on your windsheild. That should help. Other than that, maybe try different wipers.
'97ventureowner
06-01-2007, 01:53 PM
I don't think "Auotomotive Trivia is the proper forum for this question, so I'm going to move it to "Car Detailing" hoping someone there can help you more.
gmbwrenchn
06-03-2007, 07:49 PM
Rain-x worked well.............thanks for the tip!
Kriminal
06-11-2007, 01:27 PM
Step 1 : Try clay-barring the windshield
Step 2 : Apply white vinegar to the windshield using crumpled up newspaper
It's cheap but effective :wink:
PS. Use the vinegar to clean the blades. Be careful with alot of these "rubber" cleaners as they can strengthen the rubber which in turn will "tighten" the blades.
Step 2 : Apply white vinegar to the windshield using crumpled up newspaper
It's cheap but effective :wink:
PS. Use the vinegar to clean the blades. Be careful with alot of these "rubber" cleaners as they can strengthen the rubber which in turn will "tighten" the blades.
gmbwrenchn
06-29-2007, 11:30 PM
Thanks, I'll try that as well.
gmbwrenchn
06-29-2007, 11:31 PM
What is clay-barring the windshield ?
Jim D.
06-30-2007, 01:21 AM
What is clay-barring the windshield ?
Use a fresh detailer's clay such as Mothers Clay Bar kit -- it's generally used for paint, but you can use it for glass or any smooth surface. You glide it over the glass, using the included lubricant, and it can grab surface contaminants. Works great on shower doors. Just about any brand will do.
You can also use Mothers Chrome Polish as it's a non-gritty formula and it's great on windshields and other exterior glass.
Use a fresh detailer's clay such as Mothers Clay Bar kit -- it's generally used for paint, but you can use it for glass or any smooth surface. You glide it over the glass, using the included lubricant, and it can grab surface contaminants. Works great on shower doors. Just about any brand will do.
You can also use Mothers Chrome Polish as it's a non-gritty formula and it's great on windshields and other exterior glass.
gmbwrenchn
07-03-2007, 09:41 PM
Thanks!
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