DaveW wrote:

> Nick N wrote:
>
>> Ya, you do have to polish it off with dry towels. It works
>> increadibly with
>> a fresh application, but in a short time it starts to go bad. I'm not
>> sure
>> if it eats the wipers or if it just gets old or what but when it gets to
>> that point it's bad.
>> Nick
>
>
> Well, that's part of the problem. It takes forever to get it on
> correctly and goes bad real fast. With all the time involved in using
> the product, I could have gotten in the Jeep and driven to my
> desitnation. With the money I can buy a nice fresh set of wiper blades.
>

Actually, I find it of less use where the wipers go (isn't that what the
wipers are for?) than on the back and side windows that normally get
splashed and mucked up and hard to see out of.

I also apply it to the headlights, and use it mor on the windshield
during bug season. It sure helps in cleaning the bugs off.

Scott

--
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Robert W. Service

 

Nick N wrote:

> Ok, ya'll wanna know the one good thing about rainx? It has cured a few
> scratches in some of my favorite cd's! :)
> Nick
>
>
Serious, or are you pulling my leg?

Scott

--
It isn't the gold that I am wanting so much as just finding the gold.
Robert W. Service

 

Nick N wrote:

> Ok, ya'll wanna know the one good thing about rainx? It has cured a few
> scratches in some of my favorite cd's! :)
> Nick
>
>
Serious, or are you pulling my leg?

Scott

--
It isn't the gold that I am wanting so much as just finding the gold.
Robert W. Service

 

Nick N wrote:

> Ok, ya'll wanna know the one good thing about rainx? It has cured a few
> scratches in some of my favorite cd's! :)
> Nick
>
>
Serious, or are you pulling my leg?

Scott

--
It isn't the gold that I am wanting so much as just finding the gold.
Robert W. Service

 

Not at all! Just a stupid idea that came to me YEARS ago, and it worked!
Nick

> Nick N wrote:
>
> > Ok, ya'll wanna know the one good thing about rainx? It has cured a few
> > scratches in some of my favorite cd's! :)
> > Nick


> >
> Serious, or are you pulling my leg?
>
> Scott

 

Not at all! Just a stupid idea that came to me YEARS ago, and it worked!
Nick

> Nick N wrote:
>
> > Ok, ya'll wanna know the one good thing about rainx? It has cured a few
> > scratches in some of my favorite cd's! :)
> > Nick


> >
> Serious, or are you pulling my leg?
>
> Scott

 

Not at all! Just a stupid idea that came to me YEARS ago, and it worked!
Nick

> Nick N wrote:
>
> > Ok, ya'll wanna know the one good thing about rainx? It has cured a few
> > scratches in some of my favorite cd's! :)
> > Nick


> >
> Serious, or are you pulling my leg?
>
> Scott

 

Ya gotta trust a guy named Nick when you're talking about fixing
scratches on a CD! ;)

Nick N wrote:

> Not at all! Just a stupid idea that came to me YEARS ago, and it worked!
> Nick
>
>
>>Nick N wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Ok, ya'll wanna know the one good thing about rainx? It has cured a few
>>>scratches in some of my favorite cd's! :)
>>>Nick
>
>
>
>>Serious, or are you pulling my leg?
>>
>>Scott
>
>
>

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Etymology: probably from g. p. (abbreviation of general purpose)
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scratches on a CD! ;)

Nick N wrote:

> Not at all! Just a stupid idea that came to me YEARS ago, and it worked!
> Nick
>
>
>>Nick N wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Ok, ya'll wanna know the one good thing about rainx? It has cured a few
>>>scratches in some of my favorite cd's! :)
>>>Nick
>
>
>
>>Serious, or are you pulling my leg?
>>
>>Scott
>
>
>

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Pronunciation: 'jEp
Function: noun
Date: 1940

Etymology: probably from g. p. (abbreviation of general purpose)
A small general-purpose motor vehicle with 80-inch wheelbase,
1/4-ton capacity, and four-wheel drive used by the U.S. army in
World War II.

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Ya gotta trust a guy named Nick when you're talking about fixing
scratches on a CD! ;)

Nick N wrote:

> Not at all! Just a stupid idea that came to me YEARS ago, and it worked!
> Nick
>
>
>>Nick N wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Ok, ya'll wanna know the one good thing about rainx? It has cured a few
>>>scratches in some of my favorite cd's! :)
>>>Nick
>
>
>
>>Serious, or are you pulling my leg?
>>
>>Scott
>
>
>

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01 XJ Sport

There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness."
-- Dave Barry

Pronunciation: 'jEp
Function: noun
Date: 1940

Etymology: probably from g. p. (abbreviation of general purpose)
A small general-purpose motor vehicle with 80-inch wheelbase,
1/4-ton capacity, and four-wheel drive used by the U.S. army in
World War II.

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