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.4 When you're driving in dirty winter weather you need to see where you're going; hence Weathertec UK's latest Ombrello treatment for windows and windscreens.
The glass treatment is said to out-perform existing silicone-based products which, the company claims, degrade fairly quickly.
Umbrella is designed to fill the microscopic imperfections on glass surfaces and produce a longer lasting sealed surface, smooth enough to ensure that at speeds of 55km ,h or more rain droplets fly from the windscreen.
The company says it should last more than 15,000 miles and also reduces night-time dazzle.
A self-application pack of Umbrella costs £17.99 direct from Weathertec.
• 0800 0565755; www.weathertec.co.uk.