:shock: OK... This may not belong here but interior glass is interior.
As some may note that unique window fog or smug in certain light.
Some may say that they use Windex to clean their interior glass. Then there is that old school that will say Vinegar and newspaper.
I even heard about the Coffee & Newspaper.
With this said what do you use to keep that interior glass clear and clean?

8) DasBear

This thread really belongs in Wax On, Wax Off. That said, I used to use Windex and the like for the interior. I found that it does not clean the film very well at all. I switched to Stoner's Invisible Glass found at Walmart and other stores. It does not streak and removes haze more effectively than household glass cleaners. It is like $5 per 18 oz can so even if you don't like it, it isn't an expensive trial product.

I have not found a product that I really like. I hate streaks and haze and will try the... Stoner's Invisible Glass

Ive seen stoners walk into glass doors does that count?

I've found that rubbing alcohol and papertowel work the best

Aerosol glass cleaner and newspaper.

[quote:b664e5e80b=" "]:shock: OK... This may not belong here but interior glass is interior.
As some may note that unique window fog or smug in certain light.
Some may say that they use Windex to clean their interior glass. Then there is that old school that will say Vinegar and newspaper.
I even heard about the Coffee & Newspaper.
With this said what do you use to keep that interior glass clear and clean?

8) DasBear[/quote:b664e5e80b]

I use
"professional glass cleaner" from Pep boys
its a foaming cleaner that i remove with paper towels

works GREAT
no streaks.....and crystal clear

[quote:686537e7cf=" "]Ive seen stoners walk into glass doors does that count?[/quote:686537e7cf]

you mean this guy?

http://www.ebaumsworld.com/dorkvsglass.html

The stuff mentioned here is OK to use on tint? I know that some cleaners tend to 'attack' tint and turn it purple :(

[quote:52bd4fa45a=" "]The stuff mentioned here is OK to use on tint? I know that some cleaners tend to 'attack' tint and turn it purple :([/quote:52bd4fa45a]

stoners invisible glass is safe on all that stuff.

Thank you...I'll have to check it out then.

:oops: OK.. I'll bite, 'Why do they call it 'Stoner's?'.

Dan, this is where you step in and say....

8) DasBear

I believe they call it Stoners cause thats the name on the can.

[quote:50cff224a0=" "]:oops: OK.. I'll bite, 'Why do they call it 'Stoner's?'.

Dan, this is where you step in and say....

8) DasBear[/quote:50cff224a0]

http://www.invisibleglass.com/

Here is the story of the company's founder

http://www.stonersolutions.com/PaulStory.htm

Another thing about the Invisible Glass product, is that it works similar to Rain-X as far as keeping the windshield clear when it rains...

I picked up a can of Stoner Invisible Glass...I have to say it works real well. No streaks and none of that damn haze...thanks for the recommendations!

Only cost $3.49 for the 19oz. can...what a deal...

I have always used Clear View glass cleaner, can always find it at any autoparts store, it's cheap, works well with a paper towel, and is tint safe.