Amazon has
8oz. Griot's Garage Vehicle Glass Sealant (All Weather Condition; 11033) for
$9.99.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
Griot's Garage has
8oz. Griot's Garage Vehicle Glass Sealant (All Weather Condition; 11033) for
$9.99.
Shipping is free on $49+ orders
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phoinix for posting this deal.
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Features:
- This sealant dramatically increases your wet weather visibility making for a safer and much less stressful experience.
- Simply wipe on and buff off. It creates a hydrophobic surface that repels water instantly.
- It also helps you remove ice, salt, frost, and bug jerky more easily. Great for sleet and snow along with helping your wipers work better.
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Since then, the Rain-X brand has been sold a couple times, and the current version could arguably be called Rain-X Lite, not as good as in the past in my experience. I've found the GG product is now more durable.
Griot's MSRP for this product has always been $9.99.
For whatever reason, Amazon typically sells it for ~$20, and since people continue to pay it, they keep it high even after being notified that their pricing is way out of wack.
They're also helped by the fact that the chain parts stores like AutoZone don't carry it any longer, so distribution is more limited. Either bend over for Amazon, or try to spend enough at Griot's to get free shipping or at least better amortize the shipping cost. Euro car owners can get it from a place like FCP without paying a premium.
Neither can match a product like Xpel for durability, but one pays for those single application vials, which are also counterfeited.
Rain-X is a smidge easier to use, but I have gotten better at putting the Griot's on and takes a out the same amount of time. Griot's works great on our glass shower door, too.
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Rain-X is a smidge easier to use, but I have gotten better at putting the Griot's on and takes a out the same amount of time. Griot's works great on our glass shower door, too.
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Since then, the Rain-X brand has been sold a couple times, and the current version could arguably be called Rain-X Lite, not as good as in the past in my experience. I've found the GG product is now more durable.
Griot's MSRP for this product has always been $9.99.
For whatever reason, Amazon typically sells it for ~$20, and since people continue to pay it, they keep it high even after being notified that their pricing is way out of wack.
They're also helped by the fact that the chain parts stores like AutoZone don't carry it any longer, so distribution is more limited. Either bend over for Amazon, or try to spend enough at Griot's to get free shipping or at least better amortize the shipping cost. Euro car owners can get it from a place like FCP without paying a premium.
Neither can match a product like Xpel for durability, but one pays for those single application vials, which are also counterfeited.
Rain-X is a smidge easier to use, but I have gotten better at putting the Griot's on and takes a out the same amount of time. Griot's works great on our glass shower door, too.
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