How to Waterproof Car Rearview Mirrors on Rainy Days?
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Methods to waterproof car rearview mirrors on rainy days include: 1. Applying anti-rain film to the rearview mirrors; 2. Installing rain deflectors on the mirrors; 3. Equipping the mirrors with heating function; 4. Applying water-repellent coating; 5. Rubbing soap or candle wax on the mirrors. Precautions for driving in the rain: 1. Maintain a sufficient safe distance; 2. Use lights correctly; 3. Avoid harsh braking, sudden acceleration, and sharp steering. Car rearview mirrors are located on both sides of the front of the vehicle and inside the car at the front. Their functions are: 1. Preventing traffic accidents and ensuring personal safety; 2. Expanding the driver's field of vision.
Driving with water accumulation on the rearview mirror on rainy days can be really annoying. From my experience, I've summarized some practical solutions: The first is to apply something to repel rain, like wiping the mirror surface with soapy water, which forms a film after drying to make water droplets roll off; or spend a little money on nano waterproof spray, which is convenient to buy online and one application can last for weeks. Cars with heating functions can simply turn on the power button to dry it. When driving in heavy rain, don't panic and wipe it manually; adjust the rearview mirror angle to let the rainwater flow away, or use the wiper for assistance. When parked in a safe area, keep a small cloth handy for gentle wiping. For regular maintenance, ensure the mirror surface is free of cracks or stains, and even try toothpaste in summer. The key is safe driving—don't force it if the rearview mirror is blurry, as it can easily lead to side collisions. This habit has saved my life over my 20-plus years of driving.
