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I don't have any problem with people driving safely with the flow of traffic or at the 85th percentile speed of a roadway regardless of the speed limit, people who drive 150 MPH on a public road though, thats another story
Wanting to follow up on this Glaco glass coating. This stuff is no joke! Its been on my cars for about 3 months now. Both cars are washed weekly in a commercial carwash and the glass is cleaned afterwards with a strong glass cleaner, scrubbed with a microfiber scrub pad and dried with a squeegee, so hard use. The coating has held up as new. In fact its always funny at the carwash when they try and write on the windshield with the marker they use to tell the wash operator what package it gets the market beads up and disappears as soon as they draw on the glass.
Can't recommend this highly enough, no streaks or wiper chatter, compared to Rain X which lasts maybe 2 weeks under this use case and causes the wipers to smear...
Originally Posted by SW17LS
I also installed the Glaco windshield coating to the Pacifica, haven't had my car out to try it out in the rain but all of the reviews are good.
Then you use the coating which is in a similar self contained applicator and bottle:
I don't have any problem with people driving safely with the flow of traffic or at the 85th percentile speed of a roadway regardless of the speed limit, people who drive 150 MPH on a public road though, thats another story
Flow of traffic? Look at my speed. I was getting smoked!! Ate some rock chips!!
I don’t go to this extreme. I usually drive 73 or so on the freeway and the limit is 65. I have seen 2 people lose it while towing and going at least 80. One was a big, heavy powerboat on a trailer and the payload tossed the tow vehicle around.
I usually drive 80 mph on the interstate which here in the south is the flow of traffic for passenger cars and trucks. On city streets I usually drive 5-10 mph over the speed limit. Which is usually how fast everyone else drives.
In the suburbs I only drive 5 mph over the speed limit or less because I do not want a ticket. I regularly have people tailing me and passing me there. But refuse to drive any faster in areas where the speed limit is strictly enforced or in residential areas.
I got a speeding ticket for going 44 mph on farm road in Shelby farms. The speed limit is a draconian 30 mph on a desolate two lane road. That’s the only ticket I’ve gotten in 11 years of driving.
04-08-24, 06:11 PM
