rear demister

cheers, did'nt want to buy it to find it don't work(costs about £15)

thanks, i'll have a look.

i'm looking into this problem too - mine takes well over half an hour to clear two thin lines at the moment! will report back if i find anything good

Apparently these never seem to work on old citroens, not even straight from the factory

So something I have been contemplating is using the rear defroster from a 306 convertible, they have plastic rear windows and use a under-the-parcel-shelf-mounted-blower which would be a lot easier to (retro)fit then these squiggly lines.

Also, old cars are notoriously drafty, having an extra hot air source in the rear will please your passengers;)

I bought one of those.. And spent quite some time swearing at it. The silver is not only good at sinking to the bottom, but even when it's well mixed, it's runnier than.. Well, very runny, not useful, things. In the end the trick was to pour a little out onto the inside of an old Haynes back cover (it's what I had to hand), and let some of the solvent soak away. Then I had something of a reasonably brushable consistency.

Worked on the Metro, which only had a couple of lines failed, worked very briefly on the Allegro (all lines gone), but now only two lines still function. Neither in a useful area of the screen.

I bought the Granville kit to try next time, managed to get the local factors to price match Halfauds, about £12 (instead of the £17 or so it was priced at!).