ArmorAll Ceramic Glass Cleaner/Treatment

[GeauxinUp]

Has anybody tried this out? From everything I've read it works well (especially for the cost), but I'm worried about hazing. Any first hand knowledge?

 

[Buddy]

I don't think it will be a bad product. The industry has come such a long way, every product is at least good today.

 

[Ikreider]

Rain x, tried and true. Unless this is claiming to do something rain x is not doing.

 

[GeauxinUp]

I don't think it will be a bad product. The industry has come such a long way, every product is at least good today.

Gonna pick some up and try it out.

 

[GeauxinUp]

Rain x, tried and true. Unless this is claiming to do something rain x is not doing.

From several tests I've seen, this lasts much longer than Rain-X

 

[Buddy]

On the detailing forums (Autogeek, Autopia) there are some ArmorAll hidden gem products that some of the folks really like. Try it, this may be impressive.

 

[TSR6]

I've used Aquapel, RainX and Chemical Guys - I have NOT tried ArmorAll - but they are very hit or miss. I do believe it's likely due to contract manufacturing and brand licensing vs. in house manufacturing.

The one I have gotten decent results from is the chemical guy's ceramic glass:

Aquapel is second. RainX ceramic is third (but it's a pain to install - it gets chalky when you wipe clean) - and then standard RainX is last.