What are you using to clean your windows?
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What are you using to clean your windows?
I love washing my rides but hate cleaning the windows. I have yet to find something that will leave them clean with no streaks especially noticeable when I'm driving towards a sunset...know what I'm talking about?
What stuff do you use and what kind of cloth do you use?
What stuff do you use and what kind of cloth do you use?
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Originally posted by MikeF150
F150.... you might want to try Sprayway Glass Cleaner..... I found it to be better and cheaper than Stoners..... it is a foam aerosol and sells for about $2.25-2.50 per 16 oz can (blue can).. you can probably find it in the cleaning aisle of Ralph's or one of the other supermarkets out there.... you can also find it in Costco occasionally....
F150.... you might want to try Sprayway Glass Cleaner..... I found it to be better and cheaper than Stoners..... it is a foam aerosol and sells for about $2.25-2.50 per 16 oz can (blue can).. you can probably find it in the cleaning aisle of Ralph's or one of the other supermarkets out there.... you can also find it in Costco occasionally....
When I'm too lazy to look for my window cleaner, I usually use my Poorboy's Spray & Wipe on the windows......... it works great too, and is always close by!
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I've just always used about a half-gallon of really hot water, with a few drops of Dawn dishwashing detergent added to it - just enough to make it "suds" up a little. Wipe down both the inside and outside of the glass, and dry it off with a clean bath towel.
This has always worked like a charm for me, and I am a stickler about not having any streaks or smears on my car windows!
FYI - I never use fabric softner on the towels I use to dry my vehicles. I wonder if this might be where you are picking up some of your streaking (?).
This has always worked like a charm for me, and I am a stickler about not having any streaks or smears on my car windows!
FYI - I never use fabric softner on the towels I use to dry my vehicles. I wonder if this might be where you are picking up some of your streaking (?).
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Interesting note on using Stoner's products on glass as well as the tires - as I do. I have one itsy bitsy gripe here. Has anybody else noticed that both the Invisible Glass and More Shine, Less Time products come in virtually identical cans? I can tell you that the MSLT makes for an interesting effect on glass - and it's not invisible!
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