Rainx
Submitted by dakka on Tue, 2019-12-10 09:30
Hey all
I have perspex windows on my boat am just wondering if people have used rainx to repel salt water from them or is there a marine water repellent that is used cheers
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sunshine
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Vuplex is far better in my opinion
Available from most good marine dealers in a blue and orange spray can. It is extensively used in the aviation industry for small aircraft windows which are Perspex. Lasts much longer than rainx
Paul N
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mr sheen
I have tried Vuplex and all the other name brand types out there and have found good old mr sheen to perform as well if not better than all the others and at a fraction of the cost . Started off using it on my clears and now use it on Perspex windscreen as well
sunshine
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Yup, Mr Sheen highly recommended for clears
It actually helps to preserve them in good condition .......it is the only thing GK Trimmers recommend on clears
dano83
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There's a plastic rain x
There's a plastic rain x also Can be used on Perspex
Piggy
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Mr Sheen
What is MR Sheen like on glass windscreens?
I go boating not fishing
sunshine
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If you want the best Enduroshield
BUT screen cleaning and preparation essential before applying. Commercially applied is far superior
keg
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rainx for plastic
i put it on my windscreen yesterday afternoon before we went out and copped a lot of water and it ran off well
and the windscreen stayed clear.
sea-kem
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Mr Sheen is a revelation on
Mr Sheen is a revelation on glass. Even Dr Chemical praised it's properties.
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