7 Reasons Why This Could Be Your Last Winter Scraping Ice

It's 6 a.m. and still dark. Your fingers are numb, the clock is ticking, and you scrape and scrape until you can finally see out.

Almost every driver does this every winter morning. Nobody tells you what that scraper is doing to the glass.

Under the frost sits a film of road salt, sand and grime. When you scrape, the blade drags that grit across your windshield like sandpaper.

Every stroke leaves tiny scratches you can't see. After a month of frosty mornings, your windshield is covered in them. And they don't go away in spring.

At night, each of those tiny scratches works like a prism. Headlights and streetlights get scattered into halos and starbursts, and you end up squinting at the road.

It's not your age. It's damage from scraping. Try this tonight: look at a streetlight through your windshield, then through your side window. If the side window looks sharper, it's the glass.

Scratched glass gives frost more to hold on to. More grip means harder scraping. Harder scraping means more scratches, and the halos get worse every year.

A glass cleaner or a regular spray won't stop it. They wipe the surface and leave the film and the scratches behind. To break the cycle, the film has to come off and the scratches have to be sealed.

ClearVision works in two steps. Step one dissolves the road film and lifts it out of the scratches. Step two bonds a smooth, water-repellent coating that fills the scratches and seals the glass.

Frost still forms on cold nights, but it has almost nothing to hold on to. Most mornings, one easy push with the scraper clears it. One application lasts up to 3 months.

No more standing in the cold for ten minutes. No more being late because the windshield wouldn't clear. Walk out, one easy pass, and go.

And on the drive home after dark, the halos are gone. Oncoming headlights look like headlights again, not starbursts.

Apply it on a dry afternoon before the first hard freeze, while you can still rinse it off outside. It takes about three minutes.

Then test it through real frosty mornings and dark drives home. If you don't see the difference, you get every penny back under the 90-Day Money Back Guarantee.