FlashMonkey929 wroteThanks! I'll give that a try. Didn't want to put the cheap stuff(Rain-X) on any part of the car except the rearview mirrors.I use Gyeon Wet Coat on my car and it’s been working pretty well for me. I usually reapply once every few weeks. Doesn’t keep the camera perfectly clean, but works good enough.
SpaceSilver.X1 wroteThat’s the stuff. Just spray on the car after a wash and then rinse. It’s a touch less spray and lasts up to 8 weeks depending on driving conditions. For me, about 3-5 weeks depending on the weather here. Works on all surfaces, and a little goes a long way. You spray the top of the panel and the runoff will cover the lower parts, then just a light mist on any spots that aren’t covered. They also have a window coating that has a traditional application that I bought but haven’t tried yet.Thanks! I'll give that a try. Didn't want to put the cheap stuff(Rain-X) on any part of the car except the rearview mirrors.
Is it this $22.99 bottle on Amazon? Can it be sprayed on the windshield without affecting wiper performance?
FZI89 wroteI’ve heard great things about this too but it’s harder to get at a reasonable price where I am. Was planning to pick some up the next time I go to Japan.Soft99 Glaco mirror coat zero. This is pure magic. I’d love to use it for the side-view mirrors, but unfortunately it’s not recommended for heated mirrors
But it is absolutely amazing on the cameras!
FlashMonkey929 wroteIt really is incredible stuff!I’ve heard great things about this too but it’s harder to get at a reasonable price where I am. Was planning to pick some up the next time I go to Japan.
FZI89 wroteThey really do have great products. I've been using Soft99 products on my cars since as early as 1983. On a 2nd gen Honda Civic hatchback, which was the first car that I drove in my life.(without a driver's license)It really is incredible stuff!
FZI89 wroteThat’s good to know. I still have a bunch of Gyeon left (I bought a gallon), but I’ll probably give the soft99 a try on the glass.It really is incredible stuff!
You can order it from their US site. They ship to Hawaii according to the info: https://store.soft99usa.com/pages/shipping-delivery
FZI89 wroteYou have heated side view mirrors??Soft99 Glaco mirror coat zero. This is pure magic. I’d love to use it for the side-view mirrors, but unfortunately it’s not recommended for heated mirrors
But it is absolutely amazing on the cameras!
DestinationMoon! wrotethey are standard in the US... heat up when the ambient temps gets cold enough. (although no idea what the threshold is.... on my former Mercedes, it was around 48 degrees or lower)You have heated side view mirrors??
DestinationMoon! wroteWe all do! Comes as standardYou have heated side view mirrors??
FlashMonkey929 wrotedo you use the Gyeon spray on the wheels? if so, is it safe to spray the inside of the wheels? I'm worried about the stuff getting on the brake calipers, pads and discs. Can the spray harm any of those components?That’s the stuff. Just spray on the car after a wash and then rinse. It’s a touch less spray and lasts up to 8 weeks depending on driving conditions. For me, about 3-5 weeks depending on the weather here. Works on all surfaces, and a little goes a long way. You spray the top of the panel and the runoff will cover the lower parts, then just a light mist on any spots that aren’t covered. They also have a window coating that has a traditional application that I bought but haven’t tried yet.
SpaceSilver.X1 wroteYeah, been using the Gyeon Iron wheel cleaner and it works great. Just spray on and rinse off. Totally safe for the calipers and pads. Once a month I’ll take the wheels off so I can pressure wash the back sides.do you use the Gyeon spray on the wheels? if so, is it safe to spray the inside of the wheels? I'm worried about the stuff getting on the brake calipers, pads and discs. Can the spray harm any of those components?
Thanks!
FlashMonkey929 wroteThanks!Yeah, been using the Gyeon Iron wheel cleaner and it works great. Just spray on and rinse off. Totally safe for the calipers and pads. Once a month I’ll take the wheels off so I can pressure wash the back sides.
SpaceSilver.X1 wroteThe Wet Coat works great, safe on all surfaces. It does not last as long on the wheels as it does on the rest of the car thoughThanks!
I mean the Gyeon Wet Coat spray.(not the wheel cleaner) I was just ordering one via their Amazon store. They seem to suggest that it can be sprayed on wheels as well?
