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PIAA 93353 Super Sporza Silicone Wiper Blade with Black Spoiler - 21"
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The PIAA wiper blade is made of a high-quality silicone rubber compound that is resistant to all adverse climate conditions. In addition, the blade's activated silicone coating makes your windshield water-repellent, so rain beads-up and slips off the windshield. The wiper frames are aerodynamically designed to help keep the rubber on the glass at highway speeds, and to protect against corrosion, the frames are zinc-plated and then powder coated. Each frame is properly balanced to provide equal pressure on the windshield to prolong blade life; this design also gives you clearer, noise-free operation..../ PIAA 93353 Super Sporza Silicone Wiper Blade with Black Spoiler - 21" / lincoln auto parts
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PIAA 93353 Super Sporza Silicone Wiper Blade with Black Spoiler - 21"
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PIAA Wipers are worth it : PIAA 93353 Super Sporza Silicone Wiper Blade with Black Spoiler - 21"
But I do have an issue starting out first thing in the morning with a fog on the outside of the windscreen. Clear it with the wipers and it comes right back. Until you get up to a speed that evaporates the morning humidity. Streaks of white moisture turning into full patches.
I have used these in some extreme rains, and they are excellent. They have made driving in night rain almost OK.
Waiting for the winter to see what happens then. They warn against using on a "frozen windshield" but being outside may force you to do that? Garaged, so no ice or frost buildup at home, but when out in the real world I expect a long time defrosting before using?
