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I'm going to give this a go tonight...just one window...for fun
Total rookie here....any tips?
Gg6
Ceriglass
Pads that were reccomended....I think blue and white glass pads
Ok to use on tinted windows?
Not sure how dumb of a question that is.
Thanks
Rsurfer
08-01-2017, 08:27 PM
Do you have tint on the outside? Keep it wet.
Don't think so but don't know for sure...bought used
I know it came factory tint in back which is the window I was going to do
BudgetPlan1
08-01-2017, 08:48 PM
From what I've read, cover everything within 20ft that you don't want polish splatter on.
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Thanks...sounds like a great tip
Here I go... I didn't cover 20ft radius but I did what I could
Very cool!!! Worked awesome
I wish I could figure out pics.
DogRescuer
08-02-2017, 05:44 AM
Why and how do you keep it wet?
Do you have tint on the outside? Keep it wet.
I wasn't really sure but to follow that advice I used a lot of product....didnt seem all that wet
I did go outside this morning and wiped window with Invisible Glass. It totally rainbowed. Kind of freaked me out but it went away.
Paul A.
08-02-2017, 12:52 PM
I simply use distilled water in a spray bottle but it is so important to keep it wet!
evo77
08-02-2017, 01:01 PM
I wasn't really sure but to follow that advice I used a lot of product....didnt seem all that wet
I did go outside this morning and wiped window with Invisible Glass. It totally rainbowed. Kind of freaked me out but it went away.
I believe the rainbow effect is from the polishing. The glass is now hydrophilic which means its repellency to water is less than it was prior to. I think adding a glass coating like something as simple and cheap as Rain X should get it back to being hydrophobic which repels water.
PouncingPanzer
08-02-2017, 01:44 PM
From what I've read, cover everything within 20ft that you don't want polish splatter on.
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Stuff is a little messy, don't take much. A little dab did half of a Scion tC with a pano roof.
Rsurfer
08-02-2017, 02:26 PM
Why and how do you keep it wet?
I simply use distilled water in a spray bottle but it is so important to keep it wet!
You don't want to dry buff the glass with Ceriglass. Like Paul said, use a spray bottle to keep it wet.
Using a rotary buffer is the fastest way to correct glass, but it can be messy.
Polishing glass is a time consuming job, do small sections at a time and inspect frequently.
So spray bottle while applying Ceriglass?
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