2 x OMBRELLO GLASS TREATMENT RAIN REPELLANT WINDSCREEN AQUAPEL

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2 x OMBRELLO GLASS TREATMENT RAIN REPELLANT WINDSCREEN AQUAPEL
SKU:
OMB01;
UPC:
OMB01
Short Description:
OMBRELLO GLASS TREATMENT RAIN REPELLANT WINDSCREEN AQUAPEL
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Product Overview

Ombrello is a long-lasting glass treatment that:
  • repels rain for remarkably improved vision
  • makes it easier to clear ice, snow and even dirt
  • reduces glare in the rain, especially at night
  • Only has to be renewed every 15000 miles
Ombrello glass treatment meets original equipment quality standards. It penetrates the top layer of the glass by chemical reaction and seals the surface in such a way that water drops and dirt are carried away by the airstream at speeds over 40mph.
Water rolls off immediately even in the worst weather conditions, such as rain and snow.
Blinding effect caused by scattered light is avoided. Highly adhesive insect remains are removed easily by the windscreen wipers. The wiper blades last longer and wear on the screen surface is reduced. Frost and ice on the windscreen can be removed more easily.
"Ombrello" sealant only has to be renewed every 15,000 miles - depending on the frequency of wiper use.
Ombrello should only be used on glass and only on the outside of windscreens.
It is not suitable for use on plastic materials.
Directions for use included on packaging. One ampule is enough to cover the windscreen and both front door screens.

Warranty Information

The Company will give the Purchaser the benefit of any warranty it receives from its supplier but shall not be liable for any claim or claims for any indirect or consequential damage or loss (including loss of profit) arising from any breach by it or its contract or any defect in the goods PROVIDED that this exclusion shall not apply to death or personal injury or to liability for breach of obligation under Section 13, 14 or 15 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979 as against a Purchaser who is a “consumer” as defined by Section 12 of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977.

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