raindrops on back up camera
05-19-2009, 10:09 AM
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Glass Science Rain clear is the best to use. I apply it to my camera and the rain just runs right off. No biggie really.
You think water is something? Try having someone put a Dole Fruitstand sticker over your backup camera while being parked in the parking lot at a grocery store. It's happened to me already lol....
You think water is something? Try having someone put a Dole Fruitstand sticker over your backup camera while being parked in the parking lot at a grocery store. It's happened to me already lol....
05-19-2009, 01:44 PM
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Glass Science Rain clear is the best to use. I apply it to my camera and the rain just runs right off. No biggie really.
You think water is something? Try having someone put a Dole Fruitstand sticker over your backup camera while being parked in the parking lot at a grocery store. It's happened to me already lol....
You think water is something? Try having someone put a Dole Fruitstand sticker over your backup camera while being parked in the parking lot at a grocery store. It's happened to me already lol....
05-19-2009, 02:03 PM
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Glass Science Rain clear is the best to use. I apply it to my camera and the rain just runs right off. No biggie really.
You think water is something? Try having someone put a Dole Fruitstand sticker over your backup camera while being parked in the parking lot at a grocery store. It's happened to me already lol....
You think water is something? Try having someone put a Dole Fruitstand sticker over your backup camera while being parked in the parking lot at a grocery store. It's happened to me already lol....
To the OP, put some RAIN-X on there, the rain will slide right off.
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05-19-2009, 02:16 PM
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05-19-2009, 04:54 PM
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^ theres no rear window wiper either.. and normally wen its pouring ran the last thing i want to do is run out to wipe the little camera.
05-19-2009, 05:29 PM
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Wow. I wonder how I've ever backed up any other vehicle I've ever ever driven in the pouring rain without looking through the mirrors/back glass
. Learn to drive folks. The back up camera is a nifty little gadget but people have become to dependent on technology to save their ***'s instead of actually learning to drive. That's why my trailer has two bent in sides because some chick backed out of a spot and smashed it. Claimed her back up indicators didn't come on in time. Just turn around and look and use your mirrors.
. Learn to drive folks. The back up camera is a nifty little gadget but people have become to dependent on technology to save their ***'s instead of actually learning to drive. That's why my trailer has two bent in sides because some chick backed out of a spot and smashed it. Claimed her back up indicators didn't come on in time. Just turn around and look and use your mirrors.
05-19-2009, 05:38 PM
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For all you "learn to drive" and "look behind you" posters, where the hell did the OP indicate that he doesn't already do that??? Get a grip. I always look behind me and use my mirrors, but if you have a damn back up camera as well (ours is fantastic BTW) it's a great extra tool to make it easier and safer. Mirrors and head turning doesn't help you in packing up close to a low object or show you what might be on the ground behind you up close. All he asked was if someone had a way to help keep raindrops from obscuring it. Of course he knows he can wipe it off but who the hell wants to get out in the rain to do that???
05-19-2009, 07:33 PM
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05-20-2009, 12:11 AM
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For all you "learn to drive" and "look behind you" posters, where the hell did the OP indicate that he doesn't already do that??? Get a grip. I always look behind me and use my mirrors, but if you have a damn back up camera as well (ours is fantastic BTW) it's a great extra tool to make it easier and safer. Mirrors and head turning doesn't help you in packing up close to a low object or show you what might be on the ground behind you up close. All he asked was if someone had a way to help keep raindrops from obscuring it. Of course he knows he can wipe it off but who the hell wants to get out in the rain to do that???
