One-Pass Super Flex 12-Inch Waterblade Silicone T-Bar Squeegee - Yellow for Automotive Use On Cars, Trucks, and Motorhomes Review

Just the right thing to gently remove water from my car after washing, and great against morning dew on the rear window (without rear wiper). Very flexible and able to follow turns well. The silicone is very soft and I don't hesitate to use it on a clean car.

bought and sent back thinking the blade was defective it left streaks on the shower doors bought a second one and did the same don't worry about the return btw i have one before Bought one of these a few years ago and it was great, it's just worn out, the new ones suck

This wiper is the second one I have bought, the first was almost 7 years ago and is used to remove water from glass shower doors. Works great and leaves no streaks. The shower doors are 16 years old and look like new. They are very flexible and lie comfortably in the hand.

This wing did not flush the water very well, more than 2 passes made no difference to the differential types. Wax on my car, boat or truck. The boat has a large footprint and it makes a big difference when it takes longer to dry, most of them are fairly shallow and 39ft panels. When I made a pass it left a streak like on a wet towel making it look like dried morning dew, I had to return with an absorber and a towel. He doesn't swim either.

The more I used this blade, the more I realized that something wasn't the same as the original California water blade I had over 10 years ago. Every time I use it, it leaves deep silicone scuff marks on my glass and paint no matter how much water or pressure is applied. I'm throwing mine away today because using it after washing my black cars takes twice as long to go over any scuffs with a buffing cleaner to remove any marks and damage those blade blades.

I used a silicone car cover scraper from CA and after leaving it in the sun on our hose cart for 10-15 years I figured I should buy a new one. I liked the reviews on it and the price. BUT boy does it lick water on flat surfaces, when it flexes you have to use two hands to get it in full contact with them. It's more difficult with glass, but if you choose the right angle, then everything will be fine. Completely frustrating. Maybe if you had a car full of contours. Well, no, it didn't work well…

This was the third One Pass Water Blade I've bought in the last ten years. The first was a super flexible pad with a yellow handle that I gave to my daughter when she bought her first apartment because I really liked the water vane, especially its flexibility. The second worked great but had a purple hard plastic handle and after a few years I got tired of the rattling it makes every time the handle hits the shower screen. So I ordered another yellow Superflex. I'm really disappointed with this