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Old 08-06-2012, 02:52 PM   #1
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Interior glass cleaning?

How do most of you get your interior glass really clean and smudge/streak free?
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Old 08-06-2012, 03:00 PM   #2
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Re: Interior glass cleaning?

personally i use megs glass cleaner (best imo) an two waffle weave mf glass towels. just take your time an look from many angles an you should be good.
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personally i use megs glass cleaner (best imo) an two waffle weave mf glass towels. just take your time an look from many angles an you should be good.
+1. Make sure the towels are clean/dry, and if they happen to get too saturated, switch to a new set. I've done countless interiors (before i knew better) where i ended up just pushing around the grime..
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Old 08-06-2012, 03:23 PM   #4
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Re: Interior glass cleaning?

diamondite glass cleaner is far best of all the glass cleaners that AG sells. Also I use a microfiber for my windows and mirrors. I have had the waffle weaves scratch my mirrors. Plus I dont like how aggressive they are on windows either, so a nice plush, soft MF will do you better. Plus they hold more liquid
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Old 08-06-2012, 04:08 PM   #5
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Re: Interior glass cleaning?

I always think I've gotten mine clean until I drive toward the sun! I use good microfiber towels and Stoners. Maybe I just need to soak them down a little better before buffing cuz there always seems to be a little residue left that I end up pushing around.
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Re: Interior glass cleaning?

First I put an old towel on top of the dash to protect it from overspray.

I give the inside of the glass a good spray of Stoners. Then I wipe it off with a Costco MF towel on the end of one if those glass cleaner handles that let you reach into all the corners.

Then I do it again, using a new towel. Generally, after two cleanings there isn't a trace of film and the glass is absolutely clean for another month or so. At least on the inside.
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Old 08-06-2012, 04:55 PM   #7
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Chemical Guys Glass Workz - safe on tinted windows too!
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Re: Interior glass cleaning?

Right now Megs glass cleaner and the glass master tool (or whatever its called)
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Re: Interior glass cleaning?

I've been pleased with Sprayway glass cleaner. Inexpensive and works really well. Ammonia free, so it's OK on tinted windows. I also use 2 microfiber towels.
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