Has anyone here ever fitted a wash wipe system to the Traveller rear door window(s)?
Any idea if such a thing would be possible using readily available parts, or would a ground-up fabrication be needed?
They do seem to become opaque very quickly in this dirty, wet weather.
Traveller rear window wash-wipe.
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Axolotl
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Traveller rear window wash-wipe.
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ben739
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i clean mine with white vinegar, it seems to keep the dust/grime repelled. try that and see what you think.
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