Why it is important to use Vision improvement fluids
Improved visibility
A dirty windscreen is a traffic hazard for both you and your fellow road users. Vision improvement fluids effectively clean windscreens and headlights of dead insects, road grime, dirt, etc. Keeping your windscreen free of dirt and water stains reduces the risk of being dazzled by headlights and sunlight and increases driving safety even during night driving.
Using a water-repellent glass treatment on your windows creates a dirt- and water-repellent surface that makes rainwater run off more easily, which greatly improves visibility when driving in bad weather.
Easier cleaning
With a dirt- and water-repellent surface on your windows, dirt and insects don’t stick to the windows as easily, making them quicker and easier to clean.
Extend the service life of the windscreen wipers
The protective surface created by Vision improvement fluids reduces friction between the windscreen wipers and the windscreen, which in the long run reduces wear on your windscreen wipers and wiper blades.
Remove ice and frost
With a de-icer or pre-icer, you can prevent ice and frost build-up on the windscreen, and quickly and efficiently remove frost and ice on glass and rubber. These products save you a lot of time and effort on really cold winter days.
Frequently asked questions about Vision improvement fluids
How are Vision improvement fluids applied?
First, clean your windscreen thoroughly and allow it to dry fully. Then apply the visibility enhancer to a dry microfibre cloth or directly onto the windscreen, according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Next, spread out the product and leave it to dry. Once it has dried, wipe the windscreen again with a clean and dry microfibre cloth. Always read the package for precise instructions.
Where can Vision improvement fluids be used?
You can use Vision improvement fluids on glass, such as windscreens, mirrors, and headlights, and on car door rubber details. Always read the packaging to make sure where the product can be used.