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Home > News > Farécla gears up for motor racing debut

July 28th, 2006

Farécla gears up for motor racing debut

Abstract:
Among its more recent products is the 'Farécla Rain Repellent System' a two-step cleaning system that uses nanotechnology to make rainwater form into beads on the windscreen, so it is dispersed not only by the wipers but by the car's aerodynamics. One application improves visibility, lasts 6,000 miles and withstands car washes.

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hertsessexnews.co.uk

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