Originally Posted by 6868vfco
(Post 3718792)
fine steel wool and glass cleaner for the tough ones never had a problem
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Originally Posted by 05supercrew
(Post 3718703)
Im planning on using the LC polishing pad with #4. ESF on a side note after you polished your glass did you apply any product after that.
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Originally Posted by esf
(Post 3719239)
No I didn't. I was just kind of screwing around so after I saw it worked I finished that one window and packed it in. Haha. I was being lazy that day. If I protect it with anything though I'll usually just hit it with a spray wax like OCW. Since I use it after every wash I end up with decent protection on my windows.
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I'm really not a big fan of using a paste wax on the windshield. I've always gotten wiper chatter however maybe the problem isn't so much paste wax as it is maybe carnauba wax. Then again, OCW contains carnauba so I guess that doesn't fit. Just thinking outloud here as I go so take it for what it's worth.
EDIT - I just remembered Nxt comes in both piquid and paste. |
Don't use a wax of any kind on the windshield. If anything, use Rain-X.
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I agree with the 00 steel wool. here is a link to the steel wool. 00 steel wool
Take a look at this thing here. http://www.watersticks.com/rv.htm That will soften the water in line so you don't run into this issue again. |
Originally Posted by glc
(Post 3715856)
Barkeeper's Friend can remove waterspots.
Waxing the windshield, in my honest opinion, isn't a big deal. Honestly, it's fine -- until you run the wipers. Some products may cause streaking at this point in time... but, I only think that will last for a few swipes because the wipers will abrade (friction) the wax layer off in a jiffy. |
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