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Re: Clean windshield
I have posted this many times. Zap Cloth cleans streak free without chemicals.
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Re: Clean windshield
I would stick to cloths (micro fiber usually preferred) that have only been used on glass.
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Re: Clean windshield
I 100% gave up on spray type glass cleaners and towels. It never worked for ever. So I stick with McKees 20/20 Cockpit glass polish for interior glass and Black Label coating detailer or cleansing polish for exterior glass. Exterior glass is coated and cleansing polish leaves it spotless.
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Re: Clean windshield
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TTQ B4U
Invisible glass and a fresh virgin MF Rag. If you're still getting streaks try wiping it down with alcohol first then use Invisible Glass. Could be a ton of evaporated solvents on it, especially on newer cars where the interiors gas-off for a while.
agree with this. this combo works great for me
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2015 Ford Explorer Limited
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Re: Clean windshield
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pro 4x
Interior glass cleaning was always a pain, until I used this! No cleaners needed. Never would have believed it till I used it. Clean streak free glass!
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UncleDavy
Just got these last night on UD's recommendation.
Wet, wring out, and wipe. I cannot believe what I've been missing. I feel like an a$$ chasing my interior glass streaks all these years with cleaners, WW towels, etc.
I haven't been this happy since I first tried HD Speed..............
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Re: Clean windshield
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PaulMys
Just got these last night on UD's recommendation.
Wet, wring out, and wipe. I cannot believe what I've been missing. I feel like an a$$ chasing my interior glass streaks all these years with cleaners, WW towels, etc.
I haven't been this happy since I first tried HD Speed..............
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My man! On your recommendation I tried the HD Polish+ and it is a superb product. I have been wasting my time with Megs Ultimate all these years.
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Re: Clean windshield
I had the same problem. What i been doing is using a magic eraser. Normally i would spray the magic eraser with glass cleaner and wipe vertically on the outside of the windshield and horizontally on the inside wiped off with a glass cleaning towel. Never had streaks again!
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Re: Clean windshield
Dedicated towels is on method that can help with this, preferably high GSM waffle weave.
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Re: Clean windshield
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Route246
Dedicated towels is on method that can help with this, preferably high GSM waffle weave.
I agree glass towels need to be only used for glass cleaning. Before i started segregating my glass towels, I always had streaking issues.
Dave
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2017 Toyota Tundra
2013 M37S Infinity
2007 BMW 335i convertible
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Re: Clean windshield
Someone recommend cleaning the windshield with alcohol. How does alcohol work in glass?
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