They still haze like crazy if you take a look when you use the wipers sure it disapears but it's annoying. I have the same issue after using a ceramic coating on my glass and also after using Turtle wax ceramic spray. Tried 99% isopropyl alcohol. degreaser, Vinegar and it still streaks or hazes.
My BMW’s wipers drive me crazy when it rains. So squeaky. I heard you can try and reset the wipers positions with the bolts, but if that doesn’t work, I’ll try this! My wipers are cheap, not sure if that’s the cause too...
@@MasteringHow-To I bought bosch wiper blade few days ago. One of it squeaks a lot, another one is okay. What should i do? Even my old wiper doesn’t sound that noisy
Bosch wipers are not a solution for squek sounds, it starts again after 1 months later even if you use Bosch wipers. I had also bmw 320 and 318 and i used many times Bosch wipers but after a while it makes again the same sounds.
I have done this process excluding the razor blade step and as always as the rainx and the wax get pushed back and forth there is a hazy build up then on the windshield and then shortly there after it starts up again with the squeaking noises. Then there is also a hazy build up on the windshield from the wax. I have tried every brand of wiper blades from cheap to top of the line. Nothing seems to work. Anyone have any suggestions besides taking out the windshield and wearing a scuba mask while driving in the rain?
Ok so the razor blade is very important. Remember glass is porous.. dirt gets trapped in the pores of the glass. So whatever you apply won’t work as well. I own a car wash and have been detailing for 20 years. So chemicals are my specialty. When detailing you always need to clay bar before paint correction. That’s to stop the dirt and road grime that’s trapped in the pores of the clear coat to be buffed into the car. So the razor blade method is to basically bring you back to a smooth surface. They this. Then alcohol. Remove all oils. Then you can clean the blades and apply a really good wax. Don’t use a old school wax that has carnuba. That’s probably what’s causing it to steak. Use the newer sealants on the market or ceramics. Those won’t streak. I use jet seal from chemical guys. Honestly once I hit 25mph I don’t use wipers. A light rain meaning the mist. Yes that won’t blow off. But watch and see how your visibly improves 70% if not more! Hope this helps
@@MasteringHow-To what is the difference between using razor blade and clay bar..will i get the same result by using clay bar instead of razor blade?i am not that professional to use razor blade..i scare to use it that i will scratch my windshield..lol
@@SemperBadBear 100% correct. Anyone taking the time to even search this video…: typically is a car person. A weekend warrior. They typically have these items laying around their garage
The true about the sound of wiper made its the angel its wrong betwin the wiperblade and the windscreen one needs two medium-sized spanners and turn the wiper arm to the correct angle towards the windscreen, I have a new windscreen with this problem
I can’t believe this hasn’t been downvoted into the abyss. Wipers are so much worse after this. I’ve wasted my time and my money and I still have to buy new blades immediately.
@@AnishGandhiburger Not at all. So you’re telling me any type of noise over a hard surface is scratching? The noise is hard rubber being run over a smooth surface. The glass is 100% not being scratched. Wipers won’t scratch glass. Unless the rubber peels or breaks off. That exposes the hard plastic. Then that can scratch.
@@MasteringHow-To I would skip the step of reconditioning the wiper blades and buy new ones and do the rest of the steps. From my experience it lasts a few weeks and then its back to the squeaking noise not matter what you do.
These blades are $45 for the set. They’re Bosch. The idea is to hopefully have alcohol, a razor, and window cleaner in the house. So it doesn’t cost you anything. To wax at the end isn’t needed. Just helps!
plus going to the store wasting time and gas and maybe getting the wrong ones, or breaking the windshield wiper arm while changing. . i wish more people did things this way so as not to fll dumps up unnecessarily and making China even richer!!!!
i would clean and apply a polish or some sort of finish. but wouldn't risk the razor too easy to gouge the glass. but on side note wipers aren't as cheap as people think
Love it. i'll try this out tonight. Trying to limit trash as much as possible
This is something that’ll save me money my windshield wipers are 32 a piece
Thanks for the advice, what kind of camera did you use for this video?
Nikon d5 with a 85mm lens. I’m a photographer. Otherwise would never make the investment to get this type of lens for video.
Awesome thanks 🙏🏻
Just the last step will actually work
They still haze like crazy if you take a look when you use the wipers sure it disapears but it's annoying. I have the same issue after using a ceramic coating on my glass and also after using Turtle wax ceramic spray. Tried 99% isopropyl alcohol. degreaser, Vinegar and it still streaks or hazes.
It could be because your blades aren’t making full contact with the window. I know this comment is old but that what was wrong with my Chevy el Camino
My BMW’s wipers drive me crazy when it rains. So squeaky. I heard you can try and reset the wipers positions with the bolts, but if that doesn’t work, I’ll try this! My wipers are cheap, not sure if that’s the cause too...
Don’t unbolt and reset. That won’t fix the issue. Get bosh wiper blades. They are a little expensive. But they’re amazing.
@@MasteringHow-To I bought bosch wiper blade few days ago. One of it squeaks a lot, another one is okay. What should i do? Even my old wiper doesn’t sound that noisy
@@MasteringHow-To i got Bosch after watching several videos, they are great but started squeaking!
Bosch wipers are not a solution for squek sounds, it starts again after 1 months later even if you use Bosch wipers. I had also bmw 320 and 318 and i used many times Bosch wipers but after a while it makes again the same sounds.
My gosh this is more work than it's worth.
I have done this process excluding the razor blade step and as always as the rainx and the wax get pushed back and forth there is a hazy build up then on the windshield and then shortly there after it starts up again with the squeaking noises. Then there is also a hazy build up on the windshield from the wax. I have tried every brand of wiper blades from cheap to top of the line. Nothing seems to work. Anyone have any suggestions besides taking out the windshield and wearing a scuba mask while driving in the rain?
Ok so the razor blade is very important. Remember glass is porous.. dirt gets trapped in the pores of the glass. So whatever you apply won’t work as well. I own a car wash and have been detailing for 20 years. So chemicals are my specialty. When detailing you always need to clay bar before paint correction. That’s to stop the dirt and road grime that’s trapped in the pores of the clear coat to be buffed into the car. So the razor blade method is to basically bring you back to a smooth surface. They this. Then alcohol. Remove all oils. Then you can clean the blades and apply a really good wax. Don’t use a old school wax that has carnuba. That’s probably what’s causing it to steak. Use the newer sealants on the market or ceramics. Those won’t streak. I use jet seal from chemical guys. Honestly once I hit 25mph I don’t use wipers. A light rain meaning the mist. Yes that won’t blow off. But watch and see how your visibly improves 70% if not more! Hope this helps
@@MasteringHow-To what is the difference between using razor blade and clay bar..will i get the same result by using clay bar instead of razor blade?i am not that professional to use razor blade..i scare to use it that i will scratch my windshield..lol
For the cost of all those items. You could of just bought new windshield wipers. 🤷🏻♂️
You should have these items laying around your house already.
@@SemperBadBear 100% correct. Anyone taking the time to even search this video…: typically is a car person. A weekend warrior. They typically have these items laying around their garage
The true about the sound of wiper made its the angel its wrong betwin the wiperblade and the windscreen
one needs two medium-sized spanners and turn the wiper arm to the correct angle towards the windscreen, I have a new windscreen with this problem
Keep your razor blade for shaving mate 🙈
I’m not using on my Vaseline😂
Put anything on wiper blades is a bad idea as I have tried it before. It creates streaking and smearing as you can see on your windshield.
Didn’t cause any streaks at all. There’s no sign of that on the video.
That’s the moisture from the water. It disappears in a few seconds.
I can’t believe this hasn’t been downvoted into the abyss. Wipers are so much worse after this. I’ve wasted my time and my money and I still have to buy new blades immediately.
because you haven't see the last video. you don't need to buy any new but move the angle of the wiper arm.
This is Ridiculous
I know right.
Gosh for all that I’ll just replace the windshield wipers 🤷🏽♀️! Thanks anyway
Haha. I hear ya. But these are $24.00 a piece wipers.
I did that and with new silicone $70 wipers from Rain-X and Auto Zone, they squeezed just months later. It's because they're dirty.
This is to complicated, to many products. You can buy new blades for the money.
This made it WORSE. Now it’s truly godawful.
You're scratching you're windshield in the first 5 seconds, it's doing more damage to your windshield than the value of all those products
What?
@@MasteringHow-To those wiper noises are actually wipers scratching the windshield
@@AnishGandhiburger Not at all. So you’re telling me any type of noise over a hard surface is scratching? The noise is hard rubber being run over a smooth surface. The glass is 100% not being scratched. Wipers won’t scratch glass. Unless the rubber peels or breaks off. That exposes the hard plastic. Then that can scratch.
@@MasteringHow-To I would skip the step of reconditioning the wiper blades and buy new ones and do the rest of the steps. From my experience it lasts a few weeks and then its back to the squeaking noise not matter what you do.
@@randyr587first wipe clean the rubber blades with washing detergent then use silicone spray onto the blades will do the trick, no more squeaking.
Or you could just spend $15.00 and buy a new set and get back the 15 minutes of your life 😂
These blades are $45 for the set. They’re Bosch. The idea is to hopefully have alcohol, a razor, and window cleaner in the house. So it doesn’t cost you anything. To wax at the end isn’t needed. Just helps!
plus going to the store wasting time and gas and maybe getting the wrong ones, or breaking the windshield wiper arm while changing. . i wish more people did things this way so as not to fll dumps up unnecessarily and making China even richer!!!!
@@Tony-hx2fj Well said
i would clean and apply a polish or some sort of finish. but wouldn't risk the razor too easy to gouge the glass.
but on side note wipers aren't as cheap as people think