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Old screen, New Screen. Just like that.
Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 11:11 am
by Blue406
Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 11:50 am
by Welly
I spy 'Super-Dooper' wipers
Hey Blue, I just thought..............
<Windscreen man>
''Blimey fella, I aint never seen a screen go like this before, not with a stone-chip like''
<Bluey>
"Err, yeah, huh huh, erm, mmmm, cuppa tea?"

Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 11:54 am
by Blue406
LOL
Actualy I was quite honest. Then to tease me he pulled out a wiper arm pulling tool which made light work of the passenger wiper arm.
Mental note to self: If replace wiper arm again, invest in proper tool.
The mannie did say that my 6 looked quite fresh for its age. That cheered me up no end
Anyway... yes you spied correctly. I'm using those new soopa doopa flat wipers. I'm trialing them to see if they do work.
I'm also trying to figure out how to make Audi/Volkswagen OEM ones to fit as they are of a more substantial build and are far more rigid to apply more wiping power to the blade.
Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 12:47 pm
by neildavies
You didn't do half a job on the old screen, did you
Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 2:08 pm
by DaiRees
Blue406 wrote:Anyway... yes you spied correctly. I'm using those new soopa doopa flat wipers. I'm trialing them to see if they do work.
Let me know how they go mate, I'm still thinking about it. Are they the £15 no make or £30 Valeo / bosch?
Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 2:12 pm
by Welly
DaiRees wrote:Blue406 wrote:Anyway... yes you spied correctly. I'm using those new soopa doopa flat wipers. I'm trialing them to see if they do work.
Let me know how they go mate, I'm still thinking about it. Are they the £15 no make or £30 Valeo / bosch?
You bloody tight wad

letting poor Bluey 'road test' some wipers for you - shame on you Dai, shame.
Re: Old screen, New Screen. Just like that.
Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 4:34 pm
by darrenwall
Blue406 wrote:Once it sets I'm off to halfrauds to get some anti mist and rain-x to protect my new screen.
does this stuff really work ? i was looking at some a few weeks ago but i didnt fancy spending £5 a bottle if it wasnt going to work
Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 4:43 pm
by neildavies
I use rain-X, only becauae there's no rear wiper on both the coupe or 206cc. It's ok, but not brilliant in my opinion.
Put it this way, I'm still using it, but when the bottle runs out, I won't be buying another one.
I got my rain-x in with a free aerosol can of their window cleaner. Now that stuff is brillaint, the windows look immaculate after using it, but that effect only lasts until the first bird has a go...
.....14 dollops of crap this morning, 12 on the bonnet alone. I wouldn't say so much, but I don't park under telephone lines. I mean, can these creatures aim???
Last week, I was fearing for my life, I thought a tperodactil was somewhere near where i work. I had HUGE bomb of crap on the bonnet.
Have these birds got it in for me at the moment?
Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 7:32 pm
by Welly
neildavies wrote:I got my rain-x in with a free aerosol can of their window cleaner. Now that stuff is brillaint, the windows look immaculate after using it, but that effect only lasts until the first bird has a go...
And your a tight wad too

Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 8:23 pm
by jameslxdt
DaiRees wrote:Blue406 wrote:Anyway... yes you spied correctly. I'm using those new soopa doopa flat wipers. I'm trialing them to see if they do work.
Let me know how they go mate, I'm still thinking about it. Are they the £15 no make or £30 Valeo / bosch?
just bought a pair of these from maccess (trade only

) for £2.20 and i can safely say, they're shite, they dont lift off the screen but they just dont clear it very well for my liking
Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 10:00 pm
by mjb
That reminds me, mine's got a couple of smearing grease patches on it again

Need to remember to hit it with a bit of fairy liquid before I leave in the morning (best thing every for windscreen anti-smearing!)
Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 10:10 pm
by DaiRees
Welton wrote:You bloody tight wad

letting poor Bluey 'road test' some wipers for you - shame on you Dai, shame.
I missed that bit, you cheeky monkey!!!
I was all ready to buy them a couple of months ago, but the online bloke couldn't decide which ones I needed, then the sun came came out and the idea completely left my mind...... until today!

Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 10:11 pm
by DaiRees
Welton wrote:You bloody tight wad

letting poor Bluey 'road test' some wipers for you - shame on you Dai, shame.
I missed that bit, you cheeky monkey!!!
I was all ready to buy them a couple of months ago, but the online bloke couldn't decide which ones I needed, then the sun came came out and the idea completely left my mind...... until today!

Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 10:12 pm
by DaiRees
Welton wrote:You bloody tight wad

letting poor Bluey 'road test' some wipers for you - shame on you Dai, shame.
I missed that bit, you cheeky monkey!!!
I was all ready to buy them a couple of months ago, but the online bloke couldn't decide which ones I needed, then the sun came came out and the idea completely left my mind...... until today!

Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 10:13 pm
by DaiRees
Welton wrote:You bloody tight wad

letting poor Bluey 'road test' some wipers for you - shame on you Dai, shame.
I missed that bit, you cheeky monkey!!!
I was all ready to buy them a couple of months ago, but the online bloke couldn't decide which ones I needed, then the sun came came out and the idea completely left my mind...... until today!
