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Window protectant that makes rain bead up and roll away
A hydrophobic window protectant on clean glass repels water, dirt and road film, so you see more of the road in rain and snow and the windows stay cleaner, longer.
What the protectant does
Untreated glass holds water in a sheet. The wipers smear it, and at night headlights turn it into glare. A hydrophobic coating changes the surface so water pulls into tight beads that the wind pushes off the glass at speed.
The same slick surface makes it harder for dirt, bug residue and road film to stick, so streaks, smudges and water spots build up more slowly.
How we apply it
Protectant only bonds to clean glass, so the prep matters most. We clean the glass first to remove film and water spots, then apply the protectant.
- Every window on the vehicle
- Precision clean before application
- Resists streaks, smudges and water spots
Where you'll notice it
Highway rain
Water beads and blows off the windshield instead of sheeting across it.
Snow and slush
Meltwater beads up instead of smearing, so the view stays clearer on winter drives.
Night driving
Fewer streaks and water spots means less glare from oncoming headlights.
Best with a full wash
Window protectant sits nicely at the end of an exterior wash and shine, when the rest of the car is already clean. The inside of the glass gets a streak-free clean in every interior detail.
Window protectant questions
No. It helps them. Water beads off faster, so the wipers have less to push and you see more between strokes.
Protectant bonds to the glass itself. Road film, old water spots or wax left on the surface keep it from bonding evenly.
Yes. Mention it on the form or when you call, and we'll add it to your interior or exterior detail.
See clearly next time it rains
First-time customers get 35% off their first detail.
- Call or text(317) 775-0492
- HoursMonday to Saturday, 9am to 6pm