Glass
#4
I have tried several products that work well including Adams Glass Cleaner and Sprayway Glass cleaner. I also use a couple different types of glass specific towels and usually start with a regular microfiber for the initial cleaning with one of the above products, followed by waffle towel or window specific microfiber to polish and remove any residual smears.
And for the windshield and rear glass, the Glass Master Pro works great for getting down into the corners.
And for the windshield and rear glass, the Glass Master Pro works great for getting down into the corners.
Last edited by Doogie; 6/8/11 at 09:40 AM.
#6
Originally Posted by Paris MkVI
I am a fan of Stoner's Invisible Glass.
#7
Originally Posted by Doogie
I have tried several products that work well including Adams Glass Cleaner and Sprayway Glass cleaner. I also use a couple different types of glass specific towels and usually start with a regular microfiber for the initial cleaning with one of the above products, followed by waffle towel or window specific microfiber to polish and remove any residual smears.
And for the windshield and rear glass, the Glass Master Pro works great for getting down into the corners.
And for the windshield and rear glass, the Glass Master Pro works great for getting down into the corners.
#8
Stoners Invisible Glass with Griots lint-free glass (paper) towels. From what I've found, the cloth/towel you're using has as much to do with getting them properly clean as does the cleaner. If one of the towels I'm using gets a little too dirty, it will streak and smear. With a fresh towel though, I get great results.
#9
Originally Posted by Ministang
Stoners Invisible Glass with Griots lint-free glass (paper) towels. From what I've found, the cloth/towel you're using has as much to do with getting them properly clean as does the cleaner. If one of the towels I'm using gets a little too dirty, it will streak and smear. With a fresh towel though, I get great results.
#11
I have been using the FW1glass cleaner that I bought about a month ago, it works great! No smudges or streaks at all, even on the back glass( I have a vert). My 3 year old loves to see her prints all over my windows for some reason ha ha, all I have to do is apply it maybe once a week or less, other than that I use a clean microfiber towel to touch up her little presents left behind while on our way to daycare. It even works great on the speedo too.
#12
Originally Posted by Ministang
#13
Originally Posted by Quicksilver-4.6
I have been using the FW1glass cleaner that I bought about a month ago, it works great! No smudges or streaks at all, even on the back glass( I have a vert). My 3 year old loves to see her prints all over my windows for some reason ha ha, all I have to do is apply it maybe once a week or less, other than that I use a clean microfiber towel to touch up her little presents left behind while on our way to daycare. It even works great on the speedo too.
#14
Originally Posted by 2010BLKSTANG
Funny, I have a seven year old who seems to like to do the same thing.. Is FW1 online or can you buy it in a store?
Edit: the website is FW1shine.com
Last edited by Quicksilver-4.6; 6/9/11 at 10:22 AM.
#15
We use a mixture of Denatured alcohol and distilled water.
In a large spray bottle we mix 1 part alcohol and 3 parts water.
Use distilled as purchased at the grocery store, no chemicals, lime excetera to leave spots behind.
TDS
In a large spray bottle we mix 1 part alcohol and 3 parts water.
Use distilled as purchased at the grocery store, no chemicals, lime excetera to leave spots behind.
TDS
#16
Originally Posted by Quicksilver-4.6
Actually, oddly enough I found it a truck stop here in Atlanta one day while I as stopping to get a drink. They say it's the same stuff they use in NASCAR. I got a bundle pack with some spray on wax, tire dressing, interior cleaner, and the glass cleaner. They through in some microfiber towels and one of those cheap visor cd holders for I think 35 bucks. He wanted 45 I think but if I can haggle a little I always try and get a better deal. I'll check around and see if you can buy it online. Oh there's another guy in the forum here that swears by the interior cleaner, but haven't tried it yet since I have the black carpet and leather in the vert.
Edit: the website is FW1shine.com
#19
Windshield Wonder for the inside. It works great. Supposedly you're just supposed to use water with it, but it works better dry.
#20
Originally Posted by Cavero
Windshield Wonder for the inside. It works great. Supposedly you're just supposed to use water with it, but it works better dry.