Ross Gotta Agree with you there, I know the Contortions necessary, Have the
same problem with the Graham (1928, with External Contracting Brakes).
Anything to stop the fog on the inside of the screen would be great. Tried
the Fox-X and it failed
Neil
64 MGb
28 Graham Paige
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1999 23:23:01 -0800 (PST)
From: Ross MacPherson <arm@bc.sympatico.ca>
Subject: Re: RainX: Was:Re: Lord Lucas strikes again
At 10:02 AM 1/12/99 GMT, Nevin wrote:
> With RainX, I've also never found wipers necessary on the highway, and in
>most cases, at any speed, unless it's REALLY raining. Snow is another
>story. The other stuff they make, FogX, doesn't seem to be worth the
bottle
>in which it's sold.
>
And then Bud pointed out that no T series owner would be without it. I
heartily agree with both. While out in the TC acouple weeks ago I was
caught in heavy traffic and someswerious rain. The outside of the
windscreen stayed nice and clear but the inside was completely fogged over.
I stopped and applied Fog-X several timeas and it just simply didn't work
at
all. Since REAL roadsters don't muck about with sissy-frills like
de-misters, heaters, roll-up windows, turn signals and occasionally brakes,
I've become used to wiping the inside of the windscreen with a cloth while
shifting with the wrong hand and signalling from the wrong side as well as
an assortment of other feats of ambidextrosity (!?) It would be kind of
nice
to reduce my multitasking by finding something that will eliminate the fog
on the windscreen. Anybody got any recommendations? Let me rephrase
that....Anybody got any product recommendations?
Cheers,
Ross MacPherson
TC-3528 , `66 BGT, NEMGT - #11849
Surrey, BC, Canada
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