Are you using the cheap blue stuff. Is there a specific type other than be sure it’s good for freezing temps if you live in those areas. I have this but I think it will freeze during Winter.

 

My car has been ceramic coated top to bottom. So here is what I use. It's good for -25 and I live in Florida.

https://adamspolishes.com/products/a...d-washer-fluid

 

Ok thanks.

 

Interesting timing on this, Sounds. You know how your mind wanders when you're making a routine trips across town? At least mine does. I was just thinking the other day that I don't recall the last time I've bought "window juice". It gets topped off when I get my oil changed and seems to last until the next one. But if I were going to actually buy some, it'd be the cheapest of the blue stuff I could find because I know that's what's in there now.

 

What does ceramic coating have to do with window juice?

 

I guess the coated paint is protected from washer fluid ...we'll let Sgt answer. I never had a problem. The typical blue washer fluid is weak, The other reason I asked about type used.... If a concentrate is used ...mix with distilled water... house water can clog/damage the system. I don't want to over think this just want to do it right...especially for a few dollar item.

 

I can’t recall the last time I put windshield wiper fluid in one of my Lexus cars. The dealer always tops it off whenever I take the car in for any service

 

I am a cheap bastard and find the cheapest fluid from Walmart. Have been using it since the beginning of time.
I have never ceramic coat my cars and probably never will. But I do a Klasse All In One and Glaze Sealant every 6 months on my household's 3 Lexuses, no issue so far with any fluid damage.

 

Define cheap. Cheap booze, cigars, women, cheap talk.
I just bought bottom of the barrel AutoZone washer fluid. I need it now. What pisses me off is… what ever happened to the $.99 gal container.

 

I buy the cheapest I can find. Walmart washer fluid, Oreily's brand car wash.....the cheaper the better.......
$0.99 gal container is long gone bro, cheapest I can find is Walmart washer fluid at $2.66 a gal. Autozone car wash concentrate is $4.99 per gal.......

 

It would seem where you live matters due to freezing temps. Some cheaper brands will freeze at 32 degrees. Others will prevent freezing well below 32 degrees.

 

The same thing that happened to $.99 gas.

 

$.24 when I began driving. Cigarettes were $.20. my first car was $2800 new. Insurance was $200 annually AND I HATE THIS THREAD

I’m ordering the Adams… but need fluid before the weekend

 

NOTHING really. But as a result to having a ceramic coated vehicle where the paint and all glass is coated, I found Adam’s Windshield Washer Fluid was engineered to repel water with specialty polymers and will generate a strong beading effect with repeated usage to keep your windscreen clearer during a downpour. I started using it while working in West Virginia and found it quickly melted ice and resisted freezing temperatures as low as -25°F.

Your cheap blue or green stuff that protects to -25°F was hard to find, especially driving a Florida owned vehicle in cold country. I REFUSE to put any product with the name Rain-X on my vehicle. I owned a windshield repair franchise from 2013-2015 and had problems with their product so I won't use it.

I know it's not a scientific answer, it was MY choice and I haven't gone away from it. But only because I haven't found anything better yet.

 

Did you buy from Adams directly? AutoZone has their waxes but no washer fluid.