[Esky]

stupe bro! i see that recently you've started to hang back around here!

okay, so the CarPlan product actually polishes the glass surface back to
the original condition lah, after years of roughening by the wiper and weather.

[antirain]

I'm using a rain repellent made by soft99 from Japan, similar to rain-x &
it works great ot repel the rain water.
However, I notice that my wiper blades have started to jitter after using
the repellent. any ideas ?

bro i think you need to remove it and try our antirain glass coating~ interest can pm me~

[vr2turbo]

bro i think you need to remove it and try our antirain glass coating~ interest can pm me~

Aiyoh, 2006 thread.....

[lancer1981]

Aiyoh, 2006 thread.....

Lately got lots these here what is going on? Sales or promoter?

[vr2turbo]

Lately got lots these here what is going on? Sales or promoter?

Sales loh! If got links sure get deleted one.......

[tpl]

come think of it as per topic mine oso got same problem but only when less water on screen.. also after applied rainX..

[cashloke]

come think of it as per topic mine oso got same problem but only when less water on screen.. also after applied rainX..

polish kaw kaw your screen sin ma, screen must be smooth smooth like your car bonnet beading, then apply whatever anti rain la.

[Newkelisa]

come think of it as per topic mine oso got same problem but only when less water on screen.. also after applied rainX..

Yup .. I'm having the same issue. Also when less water.

Put on new wiper. Still there. Clay the windscreen. Much better but still there. Rain X was next. So and so...

Maybe having a 100% jitter free wipers is an illusion ...

[tpl]

polish kaw kaw your screen sin ma, screen must be smooth smooth like your car bonnet beading, then apply whatever anti rain la.

Ooo.. will try clay first.. tq ar bro..

[vr2turbo]

I think this is what happens. After Rain X application it is smooth, but by using the wipers, it actually removes the Rain X, but unevenly, means certain parts more are removed, and certain parts less, therefore creating the judder.
I had that similar problem, but have since changed to soft silicone wiper blades. So far so good, only problem now is, when no water the wipers just sticks there, because soft silicone is sticky, but it does not judder....
I am using the cheap local ones. Heard from my colleague who is using the PIAA ones, also no judder. You can try either...