TO WINDEX OR NOT TO WINDEX?

[jjkerr626]

I never get tired of promoting their terrific products...but again I recommend Autoglym Fast Glass with a soft microfibre cloth. Here is a link to see for yourself.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWGMXCP8WVw"]Autoglym Fast Glass - YouTube[/ame]

[WilOTheWisp]

Originally Posted by TennisHsu

Wouldn't the use of newspaper just leave black ink residue all over the place?

Logic would suggest that would be the case. It turns out to be the best item to clean glass. I collect pinball machines and all serious collectors I have met over the years also use newspaper on their pins and cars, it is by FAR the best, hands down.


~WilO

[R.S-HawK]

Rainex and a shop towel.

[White64Goat]

Originally Posted by andy19804

ANy thoughts on what type of glass cleaner or techniques to use?

THIS: Who cares if you can see through them.......

[Pizzman]

I use Stoners with the triangle pad, works good and reaches into the tight spots around the rear light in the back windshield.

I also keep isopropyl alcohol in an old salad dressing (sans dressing) pump type aerosol sprayer for really bad/ greasy spots/ bugs/tar/poop/blood. Sprays a fine mist and evaporates with zero residue.

Also don't use fabric softener on your detail rags.

[peri.Laynz]

Originally Posted by Pizzman

I use Stoners with the triangle pad, works good and reaches into the tight spots around the rear light in the back windshield.

I also keep isopropyl alcohol in an old salad dressing (sans dressing) pump type aerosol sprayer for really bad/ greasy spots/ bugs/tar/poop/blood. Sprays a fine mist and evaporates with zero residue.

Also don't use fabric softener on your detail rags.

For when those damn pedestrians think they have the right away.

As for the topic at hand, I picked up a 6-pack of EagleOne. Stuff's worked pretty well so far. No complaints... and it smells soooooooo goood.

[KelvinBRZ]

Originally Posted by Tim_Asphalt_FRS

Invisible Glass is the best. Use newspaper. My windows are to tinted, I've never had a problem with any car. Don't use the one with the rain repellant on the inside windows though.

sorta-nub question - If my windows aren't tinted, it'd be okay to use rain repellant Stoners on the inside right?

[sprintertrueno86]

I've never used any products for cleaning my windows. After drying my car from a wash, I just use that slightly moist MF towel and give the windows a quick wipe. No streaks or residue.

[FR-S Matt]

Rain-X spray and microfiber towel. Works fine.

[Tim_Asphalt_FRS]

Originally Posted by KelvinBRZ

sorta-nub question - If my windows aren't tinted, it'd be okay to use rain repellant Stoners on the inside right?

I guess so, but it's kinda pointless unless your car has its own weather system inside.