Anyone know where to buy Silicone Wiper in Singapore?

[Carlover76]

Does anyone knows where to buy Silicone Wiper in Singapore, I only come across Malaysia, they have it but just can't find in popular shop in singapore like Autobac and McWell.

[Genie47]

Stick to the regular types. You can "siliconize" them and also make them last a bit longer with finishing dress solutions like Armor-All, Solar Warrior and Blue Coral Finishing Touch.

 

These are protective silicons. They will coat the on the rubber making them more slippery. Blue Coral is more different with Teflon. Fomblin A is a Teflon derivative. As you know Teflon is slippery.

[Ace_t]

if you coat the wiper blades, won't it smear the glass when the wiper wipes across ?

[Soya]

u can try concorde for glaco silicon wipers. abt $37/pc. u can oso try PIAA Silicon. but dunno which place carries it tho.

[Shoi]

May b u can try this place 65 Sims Ave

#07-05

Yi Xiu Factory Building

Tel : 6746 3345

Eric Gomez

http://www.duratech.com.sg/

[Marusho]

Have anyone tried the "siliconize" solution by coating Blue Coral or similar products? I do not have rain-x or the likes on my car, but usually in rain, after 5 or 6 swipes of the blades, the "judder" of the wiper begins.. very annoying. And the car is only 1/2 yr old!!

[Apollo]

http://www.swog.com.sg/cgi-bin/forum/ikonb...7820;hl=silicon

 

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[Genie47]

My blades last longer and are sort of smoother.

[Genie47]

Once they polymerize, they are stuck ont he blades. Wear and tear will remove this layer. WOn't stick on the windshield.

[French_porn]

any idea how much the wiper cost?

[Shoi]

not to sure mayb u try to call them up Tel : 6746 3345

[Tea3]

Stick to the regular types. You can "siliconize" them and also make them last a bit longer with finishing dress solutions like Armor-All, Solar Warrior and Blue Coral Finishing Touch.

 

These are protective silicons. They will coat the on the rubber making them more slippery. Blue Coral is more different with Teflon. Fomblin A is a Teflon derivative. As you know Teflon is slippery.

Been going to many Home-Fix but can't find these products you recommended. Where can we get them?

[French_porn]

k will do