Windshield skin protection

[ENG978]

Ladies and Gentlemen,
I am looking for some method of windscreen protection to prevent/mitigate against stone chips. I know there is “clearplex” (http://www.clearplex.com).

Is there a local clearplex dealer.?

Please also suggest some alternatives as well.

Reason for this is, I have a brand new car and within two weeks I got a small stone chip pit on the windscreen (there were not any trucks at the time on the highway when it occurred!)

I appreciate your mature comments and feedback.

Thank you !

[DVSTT]

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[Spitfir3]

x2 also a water repellent cuz honestly i fine rainx does work like sh!t

[wagontuner]

/\/\ Rain X work like sh!t ? /\/\

I beg to differ, which rain x do you use fire?

[Spitfir3]

i ain't use rainx in a while but i think the last thing i used was the 2-in-1 Glass Cleaner and Rain
Repellant

is there a product from them in particular you would recommend?

[DVSTT]

/\/\ Rain X work like sh!t ? /\/\

I beg to differ, which rain x do you use fire?

Rain X is the best thing you could put on your windscreen. Hate driving cars in the rain without it.

[SMc]

I used to use it, but I find after a while it almost builds up with grime in it and is a pain to remove and reapply. I use Autoglym Glass polish now and then once the 'beading' stops when going at a decent pace and thats fine for me.

Reference stone chips, I noticed one on my car last week and will get it filled once I have time but I dont think there is any real solution for glass, but just as importantly for things like the bonnet/hood VentureShield is really good at protecting against stone chips etc.

[ronsin1]

Subscribed need info to I hold the record for stone chips every single vehicle I owned or now own has cracks. I recently changed a windscreen and within two weeks I got a chip same vehicle now has three chips Double Zee make enough money of me

[Kongorealm]

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[DFC]

in for info .
i use rainx on my back glass only because i find it makes your windscreen scatter the oncoming light which makes driving difficult at night..

Also, i was wondering if its possible to tint the front of the windscreen ( 90 % transparency of course)
will it last?

[cinco]

i dont waste money on rainx
just use methylated spirits/rubbing alcohol and clean the glass it works just as well

[SMc]

in for info .
i use rainx on my back glass only because i find it makes your windscreen scatter the oncoming light which makes driving difficult at night..

Also, i was wondering if its possible to tint the front of the windscreen ( 90 % transparency of course)
will it last?

3M Crystalline films are good at UV reduction (keeps car cool and doesnt make the sreen darker) but I'm not sure if its suitable for windscreens or not.

Kinda related but not really related their Sun Control Window Films is really worth its while for applications at home if you have large sliding doors etc. and AC as it really helps keep the heat out.

[wagontuner]

i dont waste money on rainx
just use methylated spirits/rubbing alcohol and clean the glass it works just as well

in for info .
i use rainx on my back glass only because i find it makes your windscreen scatter the oncoming light which makes driving difficult at night..

Also, i was wondering if its possible to tint the front of the windscreen ( 90 % transparency of course)
will it last?

I really don't want to go off topic, but about RainX, I'm assuming you tuners use the RainX that has to manually applied. If so, y'all should try this one in the link below;
http://www.amazon.com/RainX-11801-Plus- ... rds=rain+x.
One application lasts me beyond 6 months