Defrost your rear screen in 10 seconds flat
Defrost your rear screen in 10 seconds flat was created by PQD44
Posted 12 years 10 months ago #36856Last night, having just fitted a new rear screen I followed the advice which was to place a sheet of cling film (food wrap) over the rear screen, matter of a few seconds.
This morning the rear screen look pretty much like this
photo courtesy of Leigh Ping
Pull the cling film off - result - Perfectly clear rear screen :woohoo: in the flick of a wrist.
No waiting, scraping, spraying with a can of defroster, just get in and drive off
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Posted 12 years 10 months ago #36859My defroster mod worked perfectly this morning, even had the roof down at minus -6c on the way to work. But, I'm about to try this mod as well, just for scientific purposes. :lol:
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Posted 12 years 10 months ago #36861when you open the door the window drops down so you can open the door (advantage of this is that you get a good seal and no water leaks like the f and tf) any way the window had frozen solid and refused to drop till defrosted
wifes door f opend ok but window froze solid (would not go down )
you win some and lose some
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if it aint broke dont fix it
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Posted 12 years 10 months ago #36863Leigh Ping wrote: Interesting tip. Glass or plastic new rear screen Paul?
Plastic rear screen Leigh.
When I unrolled the cling film and put it near the screen it was attracted and stuck on no problem. Don't know what would happen if it rained overnight, but I did push the cling film under the overlap around the screen, so I reckon it would probably stay in place.
In the morning just lift off - Taaa daaah :thumbsup:
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Posted 12 years 10 months ago #36866Thanks
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Posted 12 years 10 months ago #36867MGF MARK wrote: could not get into the astra today
when you open the door the window drops down so you can open the door (advantage of this is that you get a good seal and no water leaks like the f and tf) any way the window had frozen solid and refused to drop till defrosted
wifes door f opend ok but window froze solid (would not go down )
you win some and lose some
You can always trust the F .. Did you try a can opener on the Astra Mark
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Posted 12 years 10 months ago #36883Leigh Ping wrote: I'm not disputing you Paul, but it seems that we all really hope this tip works.
Oh yea of little faith :blink: You're a real doubting Thomas Liegh :lol:
The pics will prove me correct :evil:
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Posted 12 years 10 months ago #36895David
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Posted 12 years 10 months ago #36898David Aiketgate wrote: I just press the button on the dash...:shrug: :coat:
Snap :broon:
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