6 AQUAPEL Windshield/Glass Water Repellant TREATMENTS
Aquapel Glass Treatment was developed by PPG Industries, leaders in glass technology. When applied to a vehicle windshield, this innovative product improves vision in the rain, day and night. Aquapel forms a chemical bond with glass, unlike other products that simply coat glass. As a result, Aquapel can last up to 6 times longer than other products.  One application can last for months!  Designed for professional application on windshields, side windows, rear windows, glass mirrors, or any other glass surface, Aquapel Glass Treatment is a long-lasting glass treatment that:   Repels rain for remarkably improved vision   Makes it easier to clear ice, snow, and even dirt and bugs.  Reduces glare in the rain, especially at night.  PPG's Aquapel Glass Treatment forms a chemical bond with the glass which increases water repellency, causing it to bead and easily shed off the glass. These fluorinated compounds apply in just minutes to a clean, dry windshield or any exterior glass surface, and last up to six times longer than silicon-based products. Aquapel Glass Treatment remains highly effective after months of normal use, including driving in rain and snow, car washing, and glass cleaning.  When your safety is involved, SEE CLEARLY and DRIVE SAFER!    Directions on How to Apply Aquapel:   Step 1: Clean - Thoroughly clean and dry the glass.   Step 2: Apply - Hold the applicator between the thumb and fingers with the pad down and level over the windshield. Squeeze the wings together until a popping sound is heard and liquid is released onto the pad. Use immediately.   Wipe the soft pad of the applicator over the glass up and down then side to side to ensure the glass is well covered. Avoid painted surfaces. Remove liquid from non-glass surfaces with dry paper towel.   Step 3: Dry - Wipe the glass with a clean dry paper towel immediately after Aquapel has been applied to the entire windshield. Dispose of applicator and paper towel. Failure to wipe immediately may cause hazin