Re: [ST] Re: Rain X

["Charlie McCullough" <charliem90@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Have used it for years on face shields w/no problem.

Generally takes a couple of coats/applications to be effective. Moisten rag
and swab it on. Let air dry. Then repeat. After second coating is dry,
gently rub out any spotting that develops.

An application will last a few mo's of steady use.....

Charlie McCullough
tz250 WERA#90
Lottsa Ducs
Triumph ST

- -----Original Message-----
From: VB <vcburton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tuesday, January 01, 2002 11:46 PM
Subject: [ST] Re: Rain X


>Has anybody used Rain X on their face shield or windscreen?  It's written
on
>the Rain X box not to use it on coated plastic.  In addition, it says to
>consult the plastic manufacturer before applying Rain X.  I own an Arai
>helmet but I can't find an Arai corporate website.  Nor, can I get on the
>triumph LTD website, I think they're renovating.  My royal star's
windscreen
>says "Lexan", and I can see that it's coated because it's begining to peel
>off at the edges.   My sprint's windscreen doesn't indicate what it's made
>of, but it does look coated.  Does anybody have any practical experience
>using this stuff? Can I just slap it on the windscreen and faceshield and
>not worry about it?  Thanks, VB
>
>
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