Better than RainX? Which has been my go to window treatment for all my cars glass more years than I care to recall. Even treated my new home windows ….
I haven't tried the RainX to compare, look at the description it looks similar stuff.
The Glaco claims 12 months protection if applied correctly (left to dry for 12 hours after application) so we shall see!
Watching this interaction with interest as I use this stuff to clean my screen and it’s epic.
Lotus - Hydrophobic Window & Glass Cleaner
Lotus – A glass cleaner with built in rain repellent technology. It’s not only a fantastic glass cleaner but also adds a protective layer to help repel rain at speeds as low as 30MPH. Lotus helps water glide from the windscreen and glass surfaces without the continuous use of windscreen wipers...
www.ezcarcare.co.uk
During fuel stops on my European road trip I’ll do a debug and clean again.
much much better , very easy to apply , they do a glass cleaner too which is worth using to remove all the old coating . I have had it on six months and its still doing its ting in muddy Shropshire
Halfords advanced 3te low entry trolley jack.... Tyre place recommended.... Let me get under van to apply lanoguard! Couple of 3te axle stands as well.... Hunter wheel alignment booked in for Monday. See if improves mpg and reduced front outer tyre wear! Will make sure setting are set for unladen. This forum is great.... For spending money!
This just got delivered: Struck me as pretty good value for 2kg of beads.
Buy three and get one free!
Took the plunge. The 10% off put me over the edge.
I went for the V3 limited edition all black versions.
I also upgraded the bulbs to the HQ LED 7 dipped beam bulbs and the night breaker H1 main beam bulbs.
Will finally be able to see where I’m going at night.
I went for the V3 limited edition all black versions.
I also upgraded the bulbs to the HQ LED 7 dipped beam bulbs and the night breaker H1 main beam bulbs.
Will finally be able to see where I’m going at night.
You will absolutely love those G! You'll wonder how on earth you managed before light at night! Great purchase.
I bought that LED DRL strip too Wayne.
So I’ve got the DRL strip, bumper DRL’s the new headlights with DRL and a fog light kit with upgraded bulbs to fit.
It’s going to be like a spaceship at the front haha.
Will like to see how this turns out as I'm thinking of doing the same and you have the same set up.
My base van is a startline so no factory fog lights or removable lower grill.
So the bumper DRLs will be a custom fit job in the bumper grill and I will need to remove the bumper to fit the fog light kit.
The fog light kit has the lights themselves the plastic grills for mounting, the wiring loom, upgraded bulbs and a new light knob for the dash.
I’ve been buying a lot of other bits for my van so will be busy over the winter.
I intend on fitting all the lights in one go so will post up a thread with my progress with before and after pics.
can i ask where you got the reading light from? the one i got from kiravans was awful quality. thanks
I'm having another go at the leisure electrics in the camper, replacing my 95Ah AGM battery and CTEK D250SE DC to DC and moving stuff like the mains consumer unit from under the driver's seat and putting it close to the 16A socket behind the right rear wheel arch. As if using the kitchen as a spray shop to paint the badges wasn't enough, yesterday my other half had to sign for and carry in a 25kg Fogstar 230Ah under seat lithium battery as it was delivered a day early. The Renogy 50A C50D DC to DC with MPPT is already here and the cab carpet is on order. I'm looking forward to doing a bit better job of it than when I first started the conversion nearly two years ago.
We do regular Autumn and Spring wildlife bothering trips and the plan is to be able to camp off-grid for several days when then skies are cloudy and the solar is doing nothing. If I can also find a way to get the van solar and battery to provide supplemental power to the house in Summer, or act as a store for the house solar, that would be cool.
We do regular Autumn and Spring wildlife bothering trips and the plan is to be able to camp off-grid for several days when then skies are cloudy and the solar is doing nothing. If I can also find a way to get the van solar and battery to provide supplemental power to the house in Summer, or act as a store for the house solar, that would be cool.
Bought a 'new removed' front Highline bumper for £250 from Platinum Wave Automotive in a place known locally as Coventry. Very impressed with Seb who looked after me. I had the choice of 3 in Ascot Grey 2 perfect, 1 with a small scratch. I have a beautiful gloss black grille, thanks @Bav , I'm just on the lookout for quality gloss black dogbones now. Seb said get LV ones when they have more stock. Excited about losing the Startline-ness on mine!
