Interior Windshield Cleaning

[Rsurfer]

Wolfstein’s Zap Cloth


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It truly does zap your windows clean.

[Tempest45]

If windows are a real mess you can always use a paint prep type product to give them a deep clean. These will get your windows truly clean. Great if you want to put a sealant on them after.

[JCDetails]

Invisible glass and #0000 steel wool have yet to fail me on the dreaded inside windshield film


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[UncleDavy]

[QUOTE=SabbyNJ;1528010]Wolfstein’s Zap Cloth

This Zap Cloth looks very interesting. How many uses will it go through before you have to replace it?

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[QUOTE=UncleDavy;1528287]

Wolfstein’s Zap Cloth

This Zap Cloth looks very interesting. How many uses will it go through before you have to replace it?

I have a similar product, I think made by them. I've done our windows 5 times, barely even used. Apparently they can go up to a 100 uses. I just washed mine in microfiber wash and it came out fine.


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[Rsurfer]

[QUOTE=UncleDavy;1528287]

Wolfstein’s Zap Cloth

This Zap Cloth looks very interesting. How many uses will it go through before you have to replace it?

[QUOTE=SabbyNJ;1528303]

I have a similar product, I think made by them. I've done our windows 5 times, barely even used. Apparently they can go up to a 100 uses. I just washed mine in microfiber wash and it came out fine.


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[Rsurfer]

Invisible glass and #0000 steel wool have yet to fail me on the dreaded inside windshield fim


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You use 0000 steel wool on window tint?

[JCDetails]

You use 0000 steel wool on window tint?

Oh god no. I meant film as in the streaky cloudy nastiness that builds up over time. I'd never put wool to tint film ever.

All tint is illegal in RI so you seldom come across it on side windows, and virtually never on windshields.

Of course, being a volunteer FF in a small town and having that little sticker on the back window seems to help the local pd guys 'overlook' my trucks front two




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[jdgamble]

Interesting thread. I've always just used one wet towel (more than damp but not dripping) and followed with a dry towel to buff off. I just did this on my wife's car today and it looks like there's no glass. And it was filthy. Sometimes I miss a spot, but then I just go back over it in the sunlight with the same process.


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[evo77]

Will always look clean and streak free at first. Wait a week and the dash plastic out gassing and humidity will cling to to the inside windshield again and make all the invisible streaks reappear.