Replacement Windshield Wiper Blades

[Vizwar]

Where can I pick some of that up? I actually just ran out of the junk in my tank.

Around here Schucks sells it and the nicer gas stations usually have it. Brand name is "20/10".

 

[eskimochaos]

Around here Schucks sells it and the nicer gas stations usually have it. Brand name is "20/10".

Thanks for the response. Turns out they have no retailers in my state at all. Ill have to order from them online.

http://www.allbatterysalesandservice.com/browse.cfm/2,631.html

Here is a link, which one would you get? That 880 pro looks cool as it makes 880 gallons of washer fluid.

Thanks!

Oh yea, after you noticed it hazing - this help cut down on the haze as you used it? Did you replace wiper blades?

 

[Vizwar]

Thanks for the response. Turns out they have no retailers in my state at all. Ill have to order from them online.

http://www.allbatterysalesandservice.com/browse.cfm/2,631.html

Here is a link, which one would you get? That 880 pro looks cool as it makes 880 gallons of washer fluid.

Thanks!

Oh yea, after you noticed it hazing - this help cut down on the haze as you used it? Did you replace wiper blades?

I still use factory blades and the 20/10 did cut down on the haze and eventually remove it after I had gone to the cheapo wash. It may take some time though if you have a lot of wax/road slime on your glass. I had a Blazer that I messed with constantly to try to fix this. Expensive blades, etc. Turns out that cheap blades, good fluid, and no wax on the glass (and omg no no no no RainX) is all you need. RainX is nothing but haze. If you have that on your glass I'm not sure what to tell you. It will wear off over time.

Of the 3 bottles they show on the top, the far right is the one I buy. The concentrate should work fine though.

 

[eskimochaos]

I still use factory blades and the 20/10 did cut down on the haze and eventually remove it after I had gone to the cheapo wash. It may take some time though if you have a lot of wax/road slime on your glass. I had a Blazer that I messed with constantly to try to fix this. Expensive blades, etc. Turns out that cheap blades, good fluid, and no wax on the glass (and omg no no no no RainX) is all you need. RainX is nothing but haze. If you have that on your glass I'm not sure what to tell you. It will wear off over time.

Of the 3 bottles they show on the top, the far right is the one I buy. The concentrate should work fine though.

So you'd get the 880 pro?

 

[Vizwar]

Ya that looks great. I'm sure it's the same formula.

 

[eskimochaos]

Ya that looks great. I'm sure it's the same formula.

Word, thanks a lot. You seen to know a decent amount of glass cleaning etc. I have been having awful haze on my windshield. I have tried 2 sets of new wipers, Bosch Excel + and the ICONS, Stoner's glass cleaner, bon ami, windex etc and still get hazing. You have any idea what could be causing this? It appears after each wiper pass for a second and disappears. It is awful at night but not really noticeable during the day.

Thanks KD7SMX!!!

 

[Vizwar]

Word, thanks a lot. You seen to know a decent amount of glass cleaning etc. I have been having awful haze on my windshield. I have tried 2 sets of new wipers, Bosch Excel + and the ICONS, Stoner's glass cleaner, bon ami, windex etc and still get hazing. You have any idea what could be causing this? It appears after each wiper pass for a second and disappears. It is awful at night but not really noticeable during the day.

Thanks KD7SMX!!!

I went through the same thing. I even tried gasoline at one point since it is a solvent. I think by that point though I had just done sooo much to the glass there was no recovering from it. When I got the 4runner I went minimalist and didn't change the blades and used 20/10.

Do you use automated car washes? If not what kind of soap do you use at home? I've only found it caused by car wash wax and then the excessive over cleaning I tried.

 

[eskimochaos]

I went through the same thing. I even tried gasoline at one point since it is a solvent. I think by that point though I had just done sooo much to the glass there was no recovering from it. When I got the 4runner I went minimalist and didn't change the blades and used 20/10.

Do you use automated car washes? If not what kind of soap do you use at home? I've only found it caused by car wash wax and then the excessive over cleaning I tried.

I havent gone to a car wash in over a year, and use Turtel ICE Car Wash. Again I have cleaned it so much that any residue from anything *should* be gone but it still hazes. Im going to order that 880 pro stuff and see if that works. I clean my windshield frequently with it and use a very liberal amount.

Pretty cool it makes 880 gallons, that stuff should last forever

 

[Vizwar]

I havent gone to a car wash in over a year, and use Turtel ICE Car Wash. Again I have cleaned it so much that any residue from anything *should* be gone but it still hazes. Im going to order that 880 pro stuff and see if that works. I clean my windshield frequently with it and use a very liberal amount.

Pretty cool it makes 880 gallons, that stuff should last forever

It's the Turtle stuff causing it I bet.

"ICE

 

[UPS92008]

I run the BOSCH icons on my magnum r/t and love them. I also use the rain x version on our Tundra cuz I didnt see a set of icons that fit the Tundra. Hehehe.

Great wiper blades for sure.

 

[Vizwar]

Did you get the 20/10? Is it working? Did my advice fail miserably and you now have a melted hole in your glass as a result?

 

[OrionA1414]

Ive had the best luck with the Rain-X Latitude wipers. I just bought a set for my runner, havent had the chance to install them yet, but I had them on my FJ and they worked fantastic!!

 

[Mtn.Rush]

Ive had the best luck with the Rain-X Latitude wipers. I just bought a set for my runner, havent had the chance to install them yet, but I had them on my FJ and they worked fantastic!!

Same here, had them on my range rover and they were great. Didn't get them yet for the T4R, but I will soon.