Rain-X on Electronics

[HugoBox]

Try putting Rain-X on the screens of your electronics if the dried water spots give you fits. Between water dripping from the reel and the lures between casts the electronics on the bow can be a mess. Cleaned them and added Rain-X and so far its 100% better.

I hope this doesn't violate some sort of advertising restriction on this sight - I don't work for the company or know anyone who does - just wanted to share a solution with you.

-erik

[JRedig]

BTDT for a while now, works great as Erik says.

[Jeremy airjer W]

Rain-X!

[TomWehler]

Monster snot...big ticket.

Urin to clean that off...other wize........oh boy

[bassmann77]

Thanks for the advise. I will try that tonight when I get home. Any suggestions on how to get rid of the water spots. I have a Lowrance unit.

[bemidjibasser]

Use lense cleaner for eye glasses to remove those water spots. You can usually get a small bottle at wally world's eye shop...

[PerchJerker]

Water with a little white vinegar in it, 20% vinegar is all you need. Use a soft cloth, not a paper towel or anything like that.

[bassmann77]

Thanks guys. I will be trying that tonight.

[harvey lee]

It works on my truck very well but I never though of my boat electronics.

I wonder how well it will work over the screen savers on my electronics? I guess I will have to try and see.

[katoguy]

Use vinegar/water and a microfiber towel. I bought an 8 pack of microfiber towels at Menards for less than $4 a couple weeks ago. I keep them just for my Sonar/GPS/SI screens.

[River-Rat]

I tried the vinger and water it works great

[muskymaniac09]

Vinegar and water will remove existing spots. After you do that, go and buy a high quality screen saver...you can find exact fit screen savers for all the depth finders on HSO-Classifieds. Not only can I wipe water spots off with just my finger now, the screen saver really cuts on the glare as well and makes it much easier to read in bright sunshine.

[PerchJerker]

Personally I'm not a fan of screen savers. I've never used them on my own units but have used units that have them on. I think they're harder to read, and I've seen two units where the sun melted the screen saver to the screen and then you're looking at a real mess, and replacing or repairing the unit. They weren't in my boat so I don't know what they used for screen savers or where they got them. But for me, I'll stick with the occasional cleaning with vinegar and water.

I also use my spray bottle with vinegar and water to give the boat a quick wipe-down, it's great at taking off the water spots and letting the shine come through