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I need new blades.
Looking for comments on the best.
and experience with grahite vs silicone
and brand.

Thank you
 
Posts: 47 | Location: Lake County, CA | Registered: April 16, 2007Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Heh, saw you just posted this on NICO too.

I've had reasonable luck with the inexpensive Bosch ones you can get a Autozone for about $8 each.



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+1 on the Bosch. The Michelin brand at Walmart have worked well for me also.


 
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Thanks for the suggestions.
Any experience with using RainX?
 
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RainX is good stuff. If it rained more often here in AZ, I'd be using it on my vehicles.


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I use the RainX washer fluid, 'cause I'm lazy as hell.

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Rainx comes in very handy here in Hawaii. I like it.


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Thanks for all the good advise and comments.
I stumbled on some inexpensive Trico blades at CostCo so will try these. Interested in the UK blade rating and would like to track down a source for the Champion. Don't see a source for their top rated in the US.
 
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Considering the rubber gets bakes by the sun in 6 months I would just buy the most inexpensive ones.

I usually buy the cheepies out of wal-mart. They do well for me. Once I bought the rainx. I could not notice a difference.


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