Blu-Jay Products

[satria_95]

I tried searching the forum but can't seem to find anything that relates to these products. So I'll just start one here. If there's a post on this product already, please provide me the link here.

I bought these 3 cans for RM74. With this price, the indian chap also helped me polish my yellow head lamps till it's entirely clear again! He used a bit of the Rainon (yellow worded can) and sprayed a bit one of my side windows. Then he polished it a bit. Then he poured water on it and the water just slid off the glass so easily.

Just wanna know if any of y'all have tried this product? Do help with some comments and such. Yeah, although I already bought it, yet, comments are welcomed. :)

 

[satria_95]

Nobody seen those shites before meh? So cham ar.

 

[NSkyline]

well i was using the rainon once.....impressive the way water slide off your windscreen.....but i realised the layer of rainon didnt really last that long on my windscreen....say 4 days top....then u need to reapply again....comparing to Rain-X....it is easier to apply...but rain-x...can last longer...now using the proctector....smell lemonish....well it shine up the looks on your dashboard...in which 'armor all' can do too.....well...it is cheaper than all the import brands we know la...locally made....but durability is compromise

 

[satria_95]

NSkyline,
Yeah, rain-x stays on longer. What I would do is I use a polish machine to polish my wind screen! hahaha It works a lot better and stays on longer too. I use rainon about once a month and it works quite good. Maybe you can try applying it with a polish machine? Or you come my home la. I don't mind doing it for you once and see if there's a difference or not. hehehe Rain-X is expensive now already ler. sigh...

 

[NSkyline]

Wah....u polish it ar.....damm kewl.....but where to buy now this blu jay products.....got to look around for those people walk around with big bags and a can spray on their hand...but the rainon never spoit your wiper? rain-x not wiper friendly la....i using silicone based wiper also after awhile it judder....sigh....

 

[satria_95]

NSkyline,
Well, the drawback is that if there is little rain on the wind screen, the wiper won't do a good job. Usually, after applying rain-x or similar products, the wiper will only work well when the wind screen is really wet. Else, the wiper will vibrate or don't work properly. hehe
Yeah, have to look for those people. But I know they're always at the Raja Laut Star LRT station car park. The open air one, directly opposite UOB.

 

[mothera]

Wow. These days its rm199.90 and rm100 for them to wax/polish for u

 

[mahfudz_mn]

Wah....u polish it ar.....damm kewl.....but where to buy now this blu jay products.....got to look around for those people walk around with big bags and a can spray on their hand...but the rainon never spoit your wiper? rain-x not wiper friendly la....i using silicone based wiper also after awhile it judder....sigh....

it is time for you to discover the power of soft blade silicone wipers bro :proud: go to eneos or find at mudah...nothing beats silicone wipers if you're comparing visibility

i've used silicone blades for 6 years, i've never even used rubber wipers since (including my time with snow and all in Denver) because they just dont work and they dont last...rain x? honestly, i think it is a big joke...cheers

 

[Jega Pg]

hi.. im 1 of the distributor for this products.. if you got anything for share, please mail me [email protected]