INTERIOR glass polish ...

[Don M]

Don't congratulate me YET, but with the help of the patch, I'm down to a pack a week from roughly a pack a day. Right now what's hurting me is that I like to smoke while I drive and as a result, my car smelled like an ashtray. A couple of bottles of Quik Interior Detailer, a can of "Lemon Fresh" Lysol and about 1/2 bottle of Febreeze, the interior no longer smells of smoke BUT you can't use any of those on glass, so now I need product recommendations.

When I washed my car the other day, the exterior windows got really clean and now I can see just how bad the INTERIOR of the glass is ... It's covered in a haze of icky, sticky cigarette smoke which is a pain and a half to get rid of. Even two + passes with Invisible Glass doesn't always pull it all off, and the smearing

I looked up 'glass polish' in the AG store, but they all say exterior glass, but can they be used INSIDE too? I especially need something for the rear window and windshield since you have to be a contortionist to wipe them down. The door and quarter windows are easy and already done, but the front and rear scare me.

Any suggestions?

[atgonzales]

Here you go...

McKee's 37 20/20 Cockpit Glass Cleaner

[mk9750]

I also read of someone using a Magic Eraser. I've not done it, but it sounds like a reasonable idea.

[Rsurfer]

Are your windows tinted?

[Don M]

Are your windows tinted?

Nope.

[Don M]

I also read of someone using a Magic Eraser. I've not done it, but it sounds like a reasonable idea.

Interesting idea ... I might see if we have one to try.

[Jim w]

Don, I found this; hope it will help.

How to remove Smokers Film off inside of windshield - Review: BLACKFIRE Glass Cleaner

Remove the glare from where you stare

Jim

[Don M]

Don, I found this; hope it will help.

How to remove Smokers Film off inside of windshield - Review: BLACKFIRE Glass Cleaner

Remove the glare from where you stare

Jim

I just GOOGLE searched that and I think I've got the thread ... give me a minute to read it.

[Finick]

It’s pretty much become standard procedure for me to use a magic eraser with some ONR or UWW+ (melamine sponge) on the interior of any windows I’ve never cleaned before, just because it makes my life so much easier.

My car was owned by my dad who was a smoker previously, and a magic eraser cleaned it up very quickly and easily. A lot more towels than normal also helped. I ended up using one per window, so I didn’t reintroduce any of the film back onto the glass.

Ever since I took the time to do that deep cleaning, I’ve never had an issue getting streak free windows.


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[Cleankat]

I've used cleaner wax on interior windows before that were neglected and it turned out fantastic.

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