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No more foggy or water drops on rear or side cameras (using Glaco Mirror Coat Zero)

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Long term, I think you're better off with a ceramic coating that is super hydrophobic.
 

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I asked about this months ago. One word of caution someone mentioned is the side/rear camera lens are plastic, not glass.

These products probably won't affect them negatively over time, just something to think about.
 

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Yeah, I didn't have much luck with it. It stays wet, so although it helps with water, it also holds on to dust, and at that point all you can do is wipe it off and reapply. The aero-effect on the rear camera locations means they're constantly getting hit with grime. In the precautions section, is says not for use on non-glass surfaces; the camera lenses, but there's really no definitive information on what the current lenses are made from. HW3 was polycarbonate, not certain about HW4.
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