Griot’s Garage Glass Sealant Coating for Cars, Trucks, SUVs, and More, for Water Spots, 11033, 8oz

Absolutely amazing stuff. Better than Rain-x and doesn’t leave any sort of residue as some other products do. Application is fairly simple. You need to clean the windshield very well, then apply one coat, let it dry a bit, apply another one and let that dry also. It will look hazy. Then you buff it off with a microfiber cloth and that’s it. I applied it when I had a pretty bad set of wiper blades. With this stuff, the wipers worked like they were new. I’m not usually one to buy this sort of stuff, but it really works. It lasted me about three months through the winter before I felt the need to reapply. It’s on my subscribe and save list now.

Works great, no streaking or hazing at all. This product does what Rain X pretends to do.

First off, impressed with this. I put it on close to 2 months ago and it still going fairly strong. It's definitely less effective than initial application, obviously, but it's clearly still working. So that's promising. I live in upstate NY and didn't see much rain, but have seen dramatic temperature changes. Which brings me to my reasoning for 4 stars... It doesn't prevent ice buildup as it states it does. Not at all. I thought that'd be nice for over winter application, but it doesn't seem like it will help much with that. It also does not prevent fogging, but it never claimed to do that anyway. Overall, I'd probably buy again. Application took about 15 minutes, so it's nice and easy. I applied it to my rear view camera, rear windshield, front windshield, and side mirrors. Only noticeable difference was on the front and rear windshields, occasionally noticing a difference after several minutes of driving with the rest.

In the year 2025, I applied Griot’s Garage Glass Sealant to my windshield. Within seconds, I was no longer driving a car — I was piloting a spacecraft through Earth's atmosphere with a deflector shield set to max. Rain? Irrelevant. Water molecules make contact and immediately lose the will to stick. It’s like the glass is coated in alien tech from a galaxy where water simply isn’t allowed. Even at low speeds, droplets scatter like they just got hit with a plasma cannon. Above 40 mph? You barely need wipers — the water jumps off in terror. Application was easy — wipe on, buff off — like activating cloaking mode on a starcruiser. And it leaves your glass so slick, you half expect it to teleport bugs off the windshield before they even land. I’ve used a lot of water repellents before, but this one? This is different. This is hyperdrive-level hydrophobicity. It’s not a product — it’s a shield generator for glass. 🚀 Recommended for anyone navigating wet atmospheres, planetary storms, or rainstorms at rush hour.

I have tried nearly every glass sealant around from RainX, to Aquapel, to Fly by 30, to Optimum and I prefer Griots Glass sealant for its longevity, performance, and ease of application. The trick to making this work is a clean windshield (I mean really clean your windshield 2-3 times with a quality glass cleaner) and proper application. Here is my process and it works well and lasts 4-6 months: apply a liberal amount of Griot's sealant to a clean microfiber towel and wipe it horizontally across the windshield until the whole windshield is covered. Immediately apply a little more sealant to your towel and apply a second coat vertically to the entire windshield (you are cross hatching). Now you need to let the product dry for 5-20 minutes. Once the product is dry you need to apply a second application in the exact same manner you did the first (cross hathching). After the second application wait another 5-10 minutes and then buff off the hazed sealant with a clean microfiber cloth. If you are having problemsbuffing the sealant you can lightl dampen your towel and it will make the buffing process much easier. Follow these steps and you will have water flying off your windshield at speeds over 35 mph for the next 4-6 months on non-garaged daily drivers. Like most detailing products, 90% of the products success is based on preparation and application. Apply Griot's Glass sealant correctly and you will not be disappointed in its peforrmance and durability.

I received this item. I followed the directions. It seems to work OK, however it doesn’t work any better than aquapel

I've always used aquapel, never cared for Rain-X. The Griots Garage glass sealant has definitely earned a place in my garage. My glass beads beautifully and the snow slides off my LED lights. The attached pictures of my lights are after 2 days of 80 mile round trips to work in heavy wet snow with heavily salted roads and they still look as clean as when I applied the sealant. I can't say the same for the rest of the rig though. Without treatment, I'd need to stop halfway to brush the snow off my lights or I couldn't see, not anymore.

This stuff works really well and it makes your drive more interesting in the rain. The water beads up and flys up so it looks like you’re going into warp drive!

Applied in three coats on all glass. Amazing product which virtually eliminates the need for wipers in rain - because water sheets off so well. Applied to my three German vehicles. My new goto for glass

Love this stuff

Works great, beads water really nicely, easy to apply, we will how long it lasts. Overall very satisfied . Btw I Haagen done 3 winsheild and 2 back windows and I'm not quite half way through the bottle, it goes a fair bit.

It’s the second bottle I buy. A bottle like this lasts 2 to 3 years, and maybe more, if you apply a layer of wax on the windshield and the rear window every 6 months. It’s easy to do with a microfiber cloth and cheaper than Aquapel. This wax is long to dry compare to car wax. Apply 2 thin layers from left to right and from top to bottom of the glass. Let it dry at least one hour and then, wipe it. You won’t have streaks.

Fantastic sealant. Don't need much and it creates a barrier that repels dirt water, ice like no other product ive used. Doesn't leave any film that glares at night like rainX.