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Good tips in these posts, since I only drive her on the weekends, I clean the windows every week inside and out (I also use auto-glym, top stuff ) so doubt that is the problem. Air Con also charged and blows like and arctic gale. Wouldn't hurt to coat the seals round the doors/windows, I'm sure the old man has some silicon wax lying about being a plumber and all. I also browsed the USA 350zeeee forums and someone on there said that a tied up thin linen cloth filled with kitty litter also helps also, Just to clarify, when I mentioned I used the air-con, I should of included that I already whack it on high-temp + high-volume with the screen de-mist jobby switched on. Don't want everyone thinking I had it set to only blow at my toes Nico

Hey all, I'm looking at ways I can help reduce the amount of fog/mist forming on my windows in my zed. The air-con doesn't really do a decent job unless I have the air con on full whack which makes it quite noisy in the car. driver/passenger side windows also take their time in "de-fogging" too. initially I thought it could be due to the vents not giving out enough air but I have had them checked through and through and they are fine. I've now started looking at different window treatments you can apply to help reduce fog/mist inside the car. Just wondering if anyone has any experience with Rainx Anti-fog (or anything similar) which can be applied on the inside. My main concern is if it causes notable build of moisture (the "fog" has to go somewhere ) link to product below: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Rain-81199200-Anti-Fog-Repellent/dp/B002G291SW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1351243409&sr=8-1 Nico

Yes, Zeditis can be treated with a steady dosage of money injections Nico

Hello and Welcome! As others have briefly mentioned, take your time and find the one that fits you the best. Nico

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