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Wanna know what the good "glass cleaner" is?
huh huh huh do ya do ya huh huh? :lol:
spray-on furniture polish ~ the really greasy kind like Bissell brand
Think I'm jokin' don't ya!?
When I am done tinting a window and the car's ready for clean-n-go , it's gets cleaned with furn. polish.
Why!?!?!?
Furniture polish is very similiar to "high-end" silicone based window cleaners.. except you can get this stuff for like $.98 a can, not $4.95.
Spritz a light coat over the window and go to wiping and rubbing with a clean soft rag or good qaulity paper towel. It looks streaky an oily for second but keep rubbing.... it will all buff crystal clear.
Now WHY is this better than a wet rag, Windex etc? 1. Windex should abolished from the face of the Earth. It eats anything made from plastic... you dash, seats, body panels etc... we use the stuff to strip old tint.... eating old tint is about it's only good use. 2. Windex, water etc leave window film/plain glass clean BUT not protected. It's almost like the windows are 'chapped'...
Polish will leave an invisible coating on the glass that will repel future dust/fingerprints/etc from sticking to the window ~ and it will also make the roll-up windows travel more smoothly since the glass surface is "slicker". ~ sorta like Armor-All (which also should be banned along with Windex (it ATTRACTS dirt)
Also... polish will remove streaking, water spills and other minor marks from plastic panels (I use it to clean up water 'stains' on interiors when done tinting.. yes it works)
Trust me... it works ... spray-on furniture polish- glass.
huh huh huh do ya do ya huh huh? :lol:
spray-on furniture polish ~ the really greasy kind like Bissell brand
Think I'm jokin' don't ya!?
When I am done tinting a window and the car's ready for clean-n-go , it's gets cleaned with furn. polish.
Why!?!?!?
Furniture polish is very similiar to "high-end" silicone based window cleaners.. except you can get this stuff for like $.98 a can, not $4.95.
Spritz a light coat over the window and go to wiping and rubbing with a clean soft rag or good qaulity paper towel. It looks streaky an oily for second but keep rubbing.... it will all buff crystal clear.
Now WHY is this better than a wet rag, Windex etc? 1. Windex should abolished from the face of the Earth. It eats anything made from plastic... you dash, seats, body panels etc... we use the stuff to strip old tint.... eating old tint is about it's only good use. 2. Windex, water etc leave window film/plain glass clean BUT not protected. It's almost like the windows are 'chapped'...
Polish will leave an invisible coating on the glass that will repel future dust/fingerprints/etc from sticking to the window ~ and it will also make the roll-up windows travel more smoothly since the glass surface is "slicker". ~ sorta like Armor-All (which also should be banned along with Windex (it ATTRACTS dirt)
Also... polish will remove streaking, water spills and other minor marks from plastic panels (I use it to clean up water 'stains' on interiors when done tinting.. yes it works)
Trust me... it works ... spray-on furniture polish- glass.