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Duxback Glass Treatment - Whole Car
  • Duxback Glass Treatment - Whole Car
  • Duxback Glass Treatment - Whole Car
  • Duxback Glass Treatment - Whole Car

Duxback Glass Treatment - Whole Car

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Benefits of Duxback Glass Treatment - Whole Car

  • Improves visibility, making driving safer

  • Protective barrier helps repel bugs, dirt and grime

  • Treatment covers your whole car for complete protection

What is Duxback?

Duxback is a professional-quality car glass treatment that makes driving safer.

Originally developed for the airline industry, Duxback causes water to bead on glass, dramatically improving visibility in the rain. In fact, if you are driving over 40mph, you won't even need wipers - the water runs straight off!

What's more, it makes cleaning much easier, and forms a protective barrier to help repel bugs, dirt and grime. It will also prevent frost sticking to your windscreen in winter. The Whole Car treatment includes the windscreen, side windows and rear window. Book your Duxback windscreen treatment now and see the benefits for yourself.

Why use Duxback?

Driving at night in heavy rain can be challenging and even dangerous. Originally developed by Boeing for the aviation industry, Duxback is now available for car windscreens.

This treatment creates a hydrophobic effect on the glass, causing water to bead and significantly improves visibility in rainy conditions. In fact, when driving over 40mph, you may not even need to use your wipers, as the water will run off the windscreen, providing a clearer, cleaner, and safer driving experience.

How long does Duxback last?

Duxback windscreen treatment typically lasts for around six months on the front windscreen, depending on driving conditions, weather exposure. Side windows can last even longer, as they experience less wear.

Over time, the water-repellent coating will gradually wear away, so we recommend reapplying Duxback to maintain clear visibility and consistent performance, especially heading into the wetter winter months.