Stoner Invisible Glass with Rain Repellent

Invisible Glass with Rain Repellent cleans and leaves a shield to repel dust and water.
Product review by Terry Freiberg

    Recently the U.S. Government set a 4% VOC (Volatile Organic Compound) limit on all glass cleaners being sold in America. Overnight, the glass cleaners that really worked on tough road grime, those with an 8% or more concentration of Isopropyl Alcohol, disappeared. Never mind that Isopropyl Alcohol has never been proven to be an ozone depleting chemical. It falls into the category of a VOC and is subject to the 4% limit. The spray-on / wipe-off glass cleaners that were left were all about the same. Yes, a manufacturer could use a little different wetting agent or surfactant but the cleaning "punch" came from the VOC and they were still limited by the 4% rule. 

    Since you couldn't make a glass cleaner clean any better, what else could you do to gain a competitive advantage. If you were Unelko, the world's leading manufacturer of rain repellent coatings, you would add a rain repellent to your glass cleaner. Now in one operation, you are both cleaning and sealing the glass with an invisible, rain repellent coating to improve visibility while driving in rain, sleet and snow. Unelko's product, sold under the Rain Clear label as Rain Clear™ Glass Cleaner & Rain Repellent is one of my favorite glass cleaners. I have never seen this technology from any other company. Until now.

    Stoner Invisible Glass with Rain Repellent is entering the market with a competitive product. It's a cleaner that contains a protective agent that fills in the tiniest scratches and crevasses. Stoner claims this protective shield repels dust and water enabling better visibility. To test their claim, Jan and I did an A-B comparison with Rain Clear Glass Cleaner & Rain Repellent.

92186$6.99