Spray wax inside windows

[glfnaz]

I admit I tried the Opti-Seal in the inside windows and guess what I got......fog. I have to wipe the inside windows now a lot more than before. I've found that after you properly clean the inside widows, the best follow up is a dry microfiber towel. I don't know why, but it just works.

[Real Riders]

I use ONR on a damp microfiber and wipe dry with a microfiber window cloth

[Don M]

I've tried using things like Megs UQD on interior glass ... it worked OK ... but it would often lead to smears & streaks. Now I prefer to use Stoner's I.G. on window interiors.

[FishyX]

I've been using a little Aqua wax as a final step for my inside glass for about 2 years now. No fogging problems here in Michigan and it smells nice. It really does help with linting and streaking.

[mwoywod]

yep. 50% DG Aquawax and 50% DG Fast Clean & Shine dramatically reduced fog. D156/UQW will too as long as the glass is cleaned first. The all time / sealant for interior windows for crystal clear/lint free windows is Wolfgang spritz sealant.

[srpurdy]

clay bar the inside windshield. bye bye lint.

[Mike@ShineStruck]

I've never thought about it, but wouldn't due to possible streaking

Sometimes I put RivStar bead it on outside windows

May have to add to regime now

[GSKR]

People do it ,but I wouldn't because of possible chatter and streak and smears.clean the glass with clay or steel wool and the towel will glide and not be so grabby.after all that apply a glass coating and your good to go.

sorry overlooked question,thought you meant ext glass.

[builthatch]

old thread i stumbled on re: searching about opti-seal anyway, 10:1 d120 with 1/3 6-4:1 OID or 6:1 ONR with 1/3 OID will clean glass and give you that "gliding" effect to make interior glass cleaning a lot easier w/o fogging issues.

[Mantilgh]

I used McKees Rinseless Wash & Wax the other day on interior windows of a customers car.

I always ask the customer if there is anything inparticular they want addressed while going over the car before I start. Her pet peeve, streaky windows.

I normally use D114, but because of running around for the holidays it didn't make it back in with my kit. McKees APC plus would have been my second choice, but it was sitting premixed next to D114 at home.

So rinseless Wash & Wax is what it used. It worked but slow flashing because of temps in the mid thirties made me use 4 towels per window to get it streak free.

She hasn't called to complain, so I guess it worked alright.