How to Make Windshield Wiper Blades Like NEW in 30 Seconds

[AzScorpion]

A good quick fix for streaky wiper blades. I wouldn’t use WD but instead a good silicone spray like Blaster. I have always hit mine with the 303 Graphene Nano Spray and the Graphene Detailer. I’m still on my original wipers so I’d say this really does work treating them often.

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[Trigganometry]

Been using the 303 myself. I take them off and clean off all the buildup first then 2 applications of 303. Like you they’re acting like new still. No streaks!

 

[AzScorpion]

Been using the 303 myself. I take them off and clean off all the buildup first then 2 applications of 303. Like you they’re acting like new still. No streaks!

Mine were done by accident. lol I was spraying it on the hood and hit the wipers and figured what the heck it can't hurt. We don't get much rain in AZ but I've hit some good showers while traveling and they're still working great. So another added bonus for the 303! ?

 

[D Fresh]

Ok Dave.

Now you want me to detail my fucking wiper blades? Too far man. Too far.

 

[NotBudule]

Daves 303 has a slight blue tint methinks...

 

[Kyp317]

Been using the 303 myself. I take them off and clean off all the buildup first then 2 applications of 303. Like you they’re acting like new still. No streaks!

Which 303 product are you using on them? I have the multipurpose cleaner & the UV aerospace protectant. I’ll give it a try.

 

[AzScorpion]

Ok Dave.

Now you want me to detail my fucking wiper blades? Too far man. Too far.

Hey, tough times call for tough measures. Always gotta be thinking one step ahead.??

 

[AzScorpion]

Which 303 product are you using on them? I have the multipurpose cleaner & the UV aerospace protectant. I’ll give it a try.

I'm using the Graphene Nano spray on mine. I'm not sure if the Aerospace Protectant would be good, it might be to greasy and leave a film on them? But it (The Aerospace Protectant) is good for rubber and plastic so you might give it a shot. Worse case you'll have to just wipe them down like in the video and use the Graphene.

 

[NotBudule]

Rainx is very friendly to your wiper blades...

 

[D Fresh]

Hey, tough times call for tough measures. Always gotta be thinking one step ahead.??

You should look at designing a soft touch damper for the wiper arms. That way they gently kiss the windshield instead of wracking it.

I'll take 5 cents per unit for the intellectual property.

 

[AzScorpion]

You should look at designing a soft touch damper for the wiper arms. That way they gently kiss the windshield instead of wracking it.

I'll take 5 cents per unit for the intellectual property.

?You just might be on to something there Doug. I'll get right on it after vacation. Unless of course you'd like to come on board with the design team? ?

 

[AzScorpion]

Rainx is very friendly to your wiper blades...

Honestly Rain-X is junk. The Graphene will last me a whole year and still bead up on my windows and that's saying a lot with our high heat and sun out here.

 

[Kyp317]

I'm using the Graphene Nano spray on mine. I'm not sure if the Aerospace Protectant would be good, it might be to greasy and leave a film on them? But it (The Aerospace Protectant) is good for rubber and plastic so you might give it a shot. Worse case you'll have to just wipe them down like in the video and use the Graphene.

Now that I think about it I may have the Blaster Silicone spray. I was so impressed with their garage door spray I grabbed a can of every type they had at Home Depot a while back. If I have it I’ll try that.

 

[Kyp317]

Honestly Rain-X is junk. The Graphene will last me a whole year and still bead up on my windows and that's saying a lot with our high heat and sun out here.

I will definitely look into getting that stuff. I use RainX but honestly it feels like it last maybe a week if it’s raining a lot

 

[D Fresh]

?You just might be on to something there Doug. I'll get right on it after vacation. Unless of course you'd like to come on board with the design team? ?

I appreciate the offer. But I remain a contractor. I don't mind making money of y'all, but I don't want to be too closely associated.

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