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Re: Meguiars D120 Glass Cleaner-Of course it’s safe for tinted glass
I love the smell ️
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Re: Meguiars D120 Glass Cleaner-Of course it’s safe for tinted glass
Never any issues here either on my tint. My wife can always tell when I have done windows (smell). Might try something else next time but this stuff last forever.
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Re: Meguiars D120 Glass Cleaner-Of course it’s safe for tinted glass
Originally Posted by
fly07sti
Yep, straight up. But I put 12oz in a 16oz bottle with D114 mixed at 128:1 and then last 4oz is topped off with V07 . Been using this for over a year. Also because V07 usually has a tendency to flash away so it doesn’t usually require much, if any buffing of residue.
That's a sweet tip, thanks!!
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Re: Meguiars D120 Glass Cleaner-Of course it’s safe for tinted glass
Meguiars D120 is definitely safe for tinted glass. The MSDS states that it is made of mostly water, a type of ethanol and isopropanol. It is also pH neutral. Just don't drink it.
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Re: Meguiars D120 Glass Cleaner-Of course it’s safe for tinted glass
Does anyone know why this is the only chemical in the Meguiars lineup that stains the sprayer yellow? Mine did it after a few months and now the rest still look new but the glass cleaners is yellow.
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Re: Meguiars D120 Glass Cleaner-Of course it’s safe for tinted glass
Originally Posted by
Brandon Wetch
Does anyone know why this is the only chemical in the Meguiars lineup that stains the sprayer yellow? Mine did it after a few months and now the rest still look new but the glass cleaners is yellow.
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Not sure about that. Meguiars do use a lot of dyes in their products to give them distinctive colors. A channel I watch complained about D120 saying that overspray from this product can stain leather and cloth on doors. For me that was not an issue since I spray into my towels and not on the windows, but that is something you should be mindful of if you spray the inside windows directly.
As for bottle stains, Wheel Brightnener stains the bottles too. In the case of D120 it might be due to either the solvants or the dyes. Does it matter? It won't be on the tint long enough to stain it even if you use it often. It takes months of continious contact with large amout of product to stain the plastic of the bottles. Also the type of material used to make window tint is very likelly very different from what those bottles are made of. Usually plastic bottles use type 1 plastic (Poly ethylene) but windows tint can be made of various things including ceramic, metal and various form and quantity of plastic.
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Re: Meguiars D120 Glass Cleaner-Of course it’s safe for tinted glass
Is there a good substitute for D114 in that secret recipe since it's been discontinued?
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Re: Meguiars D120 Glass Cleaner-Of course it’s safe for tinted glass
Originally Posted by
sudsmobile
Is there a good substitute for D114 in that secret recipe since it's been discontinued?
McKee's N914.
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Re: Meguiars D120 Glass Cleaner-Of course it’s safe for tinted glass
Originally Posted by
sudsmobile
Is there a good substitute for D114 in that
secret recipe since it's been discontinued?
The below product doesn’t add (or strip)
protection; has no Wax; is alcohol and
silicone free. It is, IMO, a good substitute.
Poorboy's Spray & Wipe Waterless Wash: Just spray and wipe away dirt and grime with this quick cleaner! qed, poorboys waterless wipe, poorboys quick
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