Glass coatings

I vote for coating. Depending on the sealants, you end up have to reapply often if the washer fluid reacts to degrade the sealant. Coatings are impervious to chemicals
 
Dr_Pain said:
I vote for coating. Depending on the sealants, you end up have to reapply often if the washer fluid reacts to degrade the sealant. Coatings are impervious to chemicals
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My bad, let me rephrase. Which glass coating or sealant do you like?
 
So far I've only used Opti-Glass and I like it a lot. Haven't used my wiper blades ever since it was applied.
 
Tried carpro flyby but don't think it bonded, I applied it to late in the season, was way to cold to bond... I usually just apply reload to windshield..
 
I use DP glass coating. Easy to use & has held up well for 3 months now and still going strong.
 
lyodbraun said:
Tried carpro flyby but don't think it bonded, I applied it to late in the season, was way to cold to bond... I usually just apply reload to windshield..
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I've found with flyby30 you need two coats for it to have any durability.
 
JHL88 said:
I use DP glass coating. Easy to use & has held up well for 3 months now and still going strong.
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I've been thinking about giving DP a try. I've only ever used pinnacle glass sealant and it really doesn't last long. Not much different than rain-x. Pinnacle's water spot remover / polish works really well though!
 
When you scrape ice off a windshield do these coatings hold up? Just curious.
 
I'll be giving either the DP or Pinnacle Black a shot when I do my glass coatings. They seem to get the best reviews thus far.
 
I will give it to Opti Glass or Opti Glass Pro.

I got the consumer version for sample and bought the pro.
 
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