04-06-13, 08:55 AM
(01-06-13, 07:53 PM)mickvp link Wrote: If you want something quick, and easy to apply with reasonable durability you will struggle to find a modern product to beat Carpro HydrO2. you just wash the bike as normal, and spray this stuff on with the bike still wet, then rinse it off and it adds a layer of extremely hydrophobic protection which will sheet water like crazy. and if the water doesnt stick and settle, it helps to stop dirt from sticking as well.
I had a read about this stuff and it has some interesting properties. I was wondering if it would work on visors to repel rainwater, I recently rode accross europe in monsoon conditions and raindrops on the visor was a real problem and I would have given my right arm for something to sort that out.
Question is, would the Carpro react with the visor plastic and do something nasty to it? Has anybody tried it?