Anyone ever try line conditioner? Spray it on and wipe it off.
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Anyone ever try line conditioner? Spray it on and wipe it off.
Well I have a HB 777c2 that is about 4 yrs old. The screen had water spots and some kinda pattern from the neoprene cover that I use. I had this in my cleaning bucket and decided to use it, thinking that if I screwed up the screen I would test in small spot. Its called a " clay bar" and my brother got it at autozone. I worked on the screen for about 20 minutes, rubbing the clay bar on screen then wiping, rubbing some more then cleaning some more. This thing looks brand new. I will continue to use this product.
this information on the website says its safe on plastics.
The Facts About Using Clay Bar : Exterior Car Care
Rain-X window cleaner here, 4 years now and no water spots and no problems with screens.
Never heard this before as unit cleaner, but I ain't that old either.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fisherman_Wantabe
Works pretty good. I started using it due to the water spots. Just spray on a micro fiber towel and clean, water just rolls off. FF may fall apart one day from it, don't know, but so far so good.
U use the RainX cleaner (clear bottle) or the cleaner plus protectant yellow bottle as i have both in the garage.
This is the new stuff, it's about the same as the old. Sorry about the pic, but it's Sat night!Quote:
Originally Posted by HookItBait
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Mine must be the old stuff same container only it doesnt say New or weatherbeater rotfl. I will give it a whirl next cleaning or maybe tomorrow just to get the protectant on. I love it on the car.
It's has worked for me so far! But like i said they may fall apart tomorrow, don't know?? But it will clean the glass and housing pretty good. I spray contact cleaner in the connection on the back after cleaning the unit. :highfiveQuote:
Originally Posted by HookItBait