D DC Dude New member Nov 9, 2010 #1 Any idea why some vehicles have condensation on the outside of their windows while others don't? I get up in the morning and have to squeegee the outside glass sometimes while my neighbor's car has no condensation.
Any idea why some vehicles have condensation on the outside of their windows while others don't? I get up in the morning and have to squeegee the outside glass sometimes while my neighbor's car has no condensation.
S spo0587 New member Nov 9, 2010 #2 Simple explanation of some simple factors such as angle of the window, cool pockets, height of car, if the vehicle is parked under a tree, in the open, etc.
Simple explanation of some simple factors such as angle of the window, cool pockets, height of car, if the vehicle is parked under a tree, in the open, etc.
D DC Dude New member Nov 9, 2010 #4 Has anyone noticed that even if you open all the windows to try to squegee off this moisture, that the seal doesn't even remove one drop? I guess the seals are intended this way to prevent the windows from binding up.
Has anyone noticed that even if you open all the windows to try to squegee off this moisture, that the seal doesn't even remove one drop? I guess the seals are intended this way to prevent the windows from binding up.
toytwo New member Nov 9, 2010 #5 MikesToy said: Try Rain-X. Click to expand... Rain-X will make it worse.
