Thanks for all the input guys & gals.
I am now entering 'testing mode'
I have just received my order of "Raincoat" which looks pretty good
- I'll let you know how I get on after a couple of weeks of commuting.
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30-03-13, 09:55 PM
Thanks for all the input guys & gals.
I am now entering 'testing mode'
I have just received my order of "Raincoat" which looks pretty good
- I'll let you know how I get on after a couple of weeks of commuting.
Update - Ive been using 'Raincoat' visor repellent and it's the dogs!
As it's wax based the water just beads and sheds - you don't even have to do the 'head move' thing in the wind to shed the water!
It's been on there since Friday (5 days) and still as good as it was at the start of use.
I bought 2 packs (5 sachets per pack) which on predicted usage should last me unt the end of August.
Go buy guys and gals - it's a great product!
Where did you get it and where did you find rain???
Where there's a will there's a way.Originally Posted by Swanny
Trust me it works a treat!
I will post where to get it from later (Can't remember the company name!)
Get this product at Mad4bikes.com
If you put "Facebook" in discount codes at checkout you get 10% off too.
£7 per pack of five sachets + postage is the staring price.
Have ordered 15 sachets at the grand total of £17.77 cheers Rabb
Hi Dan,
Get your visor really clean before applying.
Apply a pea sized amount with a wet sponge to spread it properly. Less is more with this product.
Leave for 3 minutes to dry to a haze then buff off with the supplied cotton cloth.
Don't be tempted to use a microfibre cloth as this will ruin the wax coating that you have lovingly applied.
Glad to be of help Dan - it's great stuff!
I like products that do what they say.
Looks great in the little vid
http://www.mad4bikes.co.uk/raincoat-...s-etc-760.html
Believe me - it's as good as the video!
It will be going on my bike screens as well I think, sick and tired of trying to get those water streaks off.
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