Not the end of the world in the car - but in my bus it can be a real PITA, especially when it's dark/overcast & just finished raining. Amazing how many people believe they do not need to use lights - but would be the first to complain loudly if I pulled out on them because I couldn't see them!
I've covered the mirrors in rain-x (ok, Halfords equivalent) as well as the side windows and rear windows - and it works really well on the side windows, but that seems to be more where the wind moves across the surface. Wing mirrors don't get any wind movement over them & the water repellent doesn't work with the small drops/fine spray that swirls around the mirrors and rear doors.
Any ideas for a simple solution to get airflow over the mirror's surface?
The mirror stands away from the body by about 4", I'm wondering if I could make some sort of air scoop? Or is there already something out there I could use/adapt?
I've covered the mirrors in rain-x (ok, Halfords equivalent) as well as the side windows and rear windows - and it works really well on the side windows, but that seems to be more where the wind moves across the surface. Wing mirrors don't get any wind movement over them & the water repellent doesn't work with the small drops/fine spray that swirls around the mirrors and rear doors.
Any ideas for a simple solution to get airflow over the mirror's surface?
The mirror stands away from the body by about 4", I'm wondering if I could make some sort of air scoop? Or is there already something out there I could use/adapt?