Rain-X630178 Cerami-X Glass Cleaner + Water Repellent, 16oz - Cleaning Effectively While Remaining Streak Free, Protecting Against Contaminants and Stains

I like the Rainx products and ceramic is the direction that the industry went, This keeps the rain beading like the other products, It is good quality and my car looks good and that is what I ask for.

I purchased CLR to remove nasty buildup on my shower glass doors. First, I restored the shower doors with CLR with a non-scratch pad and then rinsed them thoroughly with water. After drying the doors, I sprayed Rain-X Cerami-X Glass Cleaner + Water Repellent, directly onto the glass and worked it in with a microfiber cloth until it hazed over. Finally, I buffed the haze off with a clean, dry microfiber cloth.The results were astonishing! The doors look better than when they were new. When I showered, the doors repelled water exceptionally well. While I was at it, I also cleaned the bathroom mirrors using just Rain-X Cerami-X Glass Cleaner + Water Repellent and buffed off the haze with a clean microfiber cloth to a diamond-like shine. Once again, the results were astonishing and even better than when they were new.Hint: To really get the full effect also do the outer side of the shower glass doors, no CLR. Just spray, wipe and buff with a clean cloth.Hint 2: Make sure the cloths you are using were not washed and/or dried using clothes fabric softener, as this leaves an oily residue. It will make your hard work, look a bit swirled at the end.

Works to keep rain off windows well but it is definitely not streak free. I have a film glazed over all my windows.

So, disclaimer, I don't use this on glass regularly. I haven't found anything that works well on glass besides invisible glass aerosol. And it's okay on trim. There are better products that do those things... same reason I don't use 3 in 1 body wash.You do not need to use a lot. If you have a car bigger than a sedan, obviously you will.Paint wise? Wow. I've used many different spray detailers, quick detailers, you name it, anywhere from $10-30 a bottle. This stuff is the most resilient I've used, and is NOT a replacement for actually ceramic or graphene coating your car. Obviously your mileage will vary depending on how thoroughly you wash and how often you use your car... I thoroughly go over every inch of my car every time I wash it.On my last wash, it had been about a month which is the longest I will ever go in between. Car was sitting through some snowstorms, drove through a good amount of road salt and sand, the typical New England experience. I brought it to the self-service car wash that I always do (soak, power washer and/or hand wash is a must) after this long, and I couldn't even get the water to stay on the car. My car is nearing 6 years old and the paint isn't perfect from the previous owner, but wow. Easily a month or longer this will keep your car GLEAMING and anything will come off with a quick rinse or just a wipe. The paint is literally a mirror, for quite a long time, not like a quick-shine product which has impossibly high shine for 2 days and it's gone. I hate to say it but I would pay much more than they charge for this product to get the same results.

Terrible product not even close to OG RainX. I applied this to 3 vehicles and yes, water beads a little, but it doesnt run off as it should. I ensured the windshield was clean and stripped, and even tried again. I had some of the real RainX left over so after the second attempt was no better, a few sprays of OG and im back to shedding rain.Dont buy this. Its awful. Just get to orginial.

This stuff is fine. It does a pretty good job cleaning windows, and does leave a decent hydrophobic coating, but nothing can replace the OG Rain-X in the little bottle you rub on with a cloth. That stuff will always be the best, but this does a pretty nice job as a cleaner for day-to-day use to just help keep the windows extra bead-y.I still prefer Sprayway glass cleaner as my go-to glass cleaner and that stuff can be used on any EVERYTHING. This is nice to throw into the mix to just keep the coating up but like I said, it won't fully replace the Rain-X in the small bottle we all know and love. Maybe after a few applications, this thing will get there.As others have said, it can leave behind a bit of a haze that's tough to buff out. I've noticed it on some windows, and not on others, which is odd, but with a little work, you get there. At that point, the original Rain-X is probably the same amount of work and yields a better result. My assumption is we're all looking to buy this because the application seemed easier, and while that is SOMETIMES the case, it doesn't work quite as well and can at times be the same or equal work to buff out.TL;DR - it's fine. It doesn't compare to the Rain-X Original we all know and love, but does a decent job cleaning windows, can help to maintain and already-applied hydrophobic coating, and I imagine after a number of times using this, you'll get a decent coating with this product alone.

If applied as directed, the product works very well.The average time the liquid lasts is 35 days for glass to remain waterproof.