PIAA silicone wiper blades
PIAA silicone wiper blades
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Original Poster:

1,973 posts

264 months

Monday 6th March 2006
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Was having problems with smearing and refections on the windscreen. Following a discussion here I tried some PIAA silicone blades. They are very good, worth a try. You clean the screen first with some wipes enclosed with the blades. This gives a kind of Rainex result. The new blades is like having a brand new windscreen.

However, you have to order 'straight' or 'curved' blades. So, I went out and cheched the car before ordering - clearly straight.
Untill, I start fitting them. Sure the drivers side is straight, but the passanger side is curved
Never noticed. I'm a numpty I am.

paultje

1,042 posts

267 months

Monday 6th March 2006
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Where did you get them from, and how much??

Raven Flyer

1,645 posts

252 months

Monday 6th March 2006
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There are good but don't last long, as they are so soft.

Don't even think about trying to clear frost with them.

agent006

12,058 posts

292 months

Monday 6th March 2006
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Raven Flyer said:
There are good but don't last long, as they are so soft.

Don't even think about trying to clear frost with them.


Yep, good while they last, but wear out very quickly. their main bonus is that they don't freexe in winter like conventional blades do.

800

Original Poster:

1,973 posts

264 months

Tuesday 7th March 2006
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paultje said:
Where did you get them from, and how much??


Got them through here. www.piaa.co.uk/ About £30 each, I think.
Didn't realize they have a shorter life.
They don't get used in frost as the car is garaged.

mikeg996

875 posts

250 months

Tuesday 7th March 2006
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I think I'll just stick some new OEM blades on.