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wiper blades,

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as anyone used these on a 406 are they anygood?

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flat wiper blades i think are crap,

bought sum once and will never buy any ever again

get yourself some standard type bosch the best by far
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I've been using flat blades for quite sometime , briiliant , much better
than the standard one's . As those in that add are that price for each
one go to halfords you will get a pair of valeo one's for about £24 ...
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puggy wrote:I've been using flat blades for quite sometime , briiliant , much better
than the standard one's . As those in that add are that price for each
one go to halfords you will get a pair of valeo one's for about £24 ...
thanks mate,
the ones in the Add ive seen them at £5 each @ a trade place so ithink iwill grab a set,
ive just put a new set of standard "bosch " ones on and there not clearing the screen properly :(
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I think it's these I have on at the moment.

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ah there cant be too many discussions about wiper blades, from the experience of the onces i had i think all aero ones are crap, but its more likely that i bought sh*t ones. Anyhow stick with a reputable brand like bosch or valeo and they should do the job well if they are flat or aero ones.
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I bought myself a set of Valeo flat blades from Halfords just before Xmas for around £24.00 ,to replace the Bosch Super's which I usually fit ,and were extremely easy to fit. They seem to glide over the screen better that the bosch with out any noise or dragging or leaving any streaks or smears,as the bosch sometimes did. Eventually smearing did appear and I tried all the normal windscreen cleaners which still left the wipers smearing. So I tried the glass polish made by "Turtle Wax" ,and wow ,what a difference. It not only removed all the grease but also polished out some of the millions of minute stone pitting built up over the last 162,000 miles.
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glass polish might be worth a look for my windie.
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