Has anyone used this on their glass?

[DogRescuer]

If so, is it worth the price?

Glass Master Pro Combo (http://www.autogeek.net/glmaproco.html)

[MarkD51]

If so, is it worth the price?

Glass Master Pro Combo (http://www.autogeek.net/glmaproco.html)

I've got one, only paid $1 at a thrift shop, but it came without any bonnets. I simply ordered the bonnets here, these appear to go under a number of different names, and IMO all look to be the exact same tool.

I'm sure similar variants can be found across the web.

The bonnets fit mine, and they are good at getting to the lowest portions of the inside of windshield where you won't have to turn yourself inside out.

[ViperGuy21]

I've got one similar(believe it's made by Stoners)and don't really use it. The two towel method by hand is faster and makes it easier to get the edges and corners

[RTexasF]

It depends on how difficult it is to reach the inside of the front & rear windscreen. When I detailed for a living it saved me a lot of hassle on certain cars..... the Cadillac CTS immediately comes to mind. Without it I would have had to hire a contortionist to reach the inside rear lower glass area. It was worth it to me, got mine from Stoner's.

[DaHen]

I use the one made by Invisible Glass. I don't use the bonnets, instead just drape a microfiber towel over it.
It makes life a little easier.:xyxthumbs:

[DogRescuer]

Thanks guys

[parshooter]

I use the one made by Invisible Glass. I don't use the bonnets, instead just drape a microfiber towel over it.
It makes life a little easier.:xyxthumbs:
Exactly what I do. I can't reach the middle of the windshield or the back window, but I can with this handy-dandy tool. I use it on the inside also.