Originally Posted by dad I wonder what a coat of car wax would do for the rear window? Idiotic question I know, but the idea just came to me. It
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03-26-2009, 05:01 PM | #151 (permalink) | |
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It would shed moisture just like any other part of the car. You can wax just about anything. I do it for coated wheels all the time and you just hose the brake dust off. |
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It works great for wheels, might not work great for glass though. Although I'm sure it would repel water it's probably not going to be perfectly clear.
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Actually, wax works very well on glass, just not the front windshield as windshield wiper blades do not glide well over the wax.
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I got one. Theres an edge on the end closest to the hinge on the inside that sticks out, on the door. When you're pulling your leg in to get out, if you're tall at all or wearing boots (Im in the military), its VERY easy to hit that damned edge. I foresee it wearing down fast
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I'm not familiar with the C class, but the "3 series" is a broad term. Depending on 'which' 3 series you pick, there are several options that come standard. However, in the price range of the 370z.. the 370z provides A LOT more than BMW does.
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I've only got little things to complain about at this point:
-no defroster on the side mirrors -auto lock doors once the car starts moving -blind spots are worse than on the 350z
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