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hhmmm.. thats a good idea, now where do i get some petrol from.. ahhh i know,,, the lawnmower.. did anyone know which petrol works best???

also.. this is sorta off topic but not.. my mate told me that if you wipe yoru windscreen with newspaper and say windex, or glass cleaner, it will leave no marks.. so yeah, next time i was the car which willbe in months.. i will do that.

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Are you sure its the chemical in the newspaper?? i thought any fine paper will do.....like the little packs you can get for cleaning eye glasses.

Will try some petrol, but i think the trouble might be deeper than the blades. Any one used the windscreen products you apply to the glass, meant to make water bead off really well.

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it really helps if u use some sort of windscreen product to clean it which makes the water bead. similar to wax for the windscreen. then the water just wooshes off :)

after i had my car detailed the windscreen wipers worked a treat coz the water would just bead on the windscreen and the wipers just cleared it off.

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rainX is good *****... the guy at repco intro'd me to it, used it ever since, also use this compound which you add to the water reservoir and it prevents streaking, fogging and improves beading (for extra measure) but my wipers are long gone, and the leave trails all over. (not that I have to use em coz the water jus slides off)

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