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Re: Interior glass cleaning
Originally Posted by SameGuy
I have (and have tried) them all. I use Stoner's around the house about as much as I use good ole Windex with Ammonia-D , whichever I reach for first in the cabinet. I stopped using IG on auto glass a few years ago when I got my gallon of D120, and I use glass-specific MFs (waffle-weave or rib-knit). I recently got a GlassMaster Pro kit, but have also tried the CarPro FastGlass towels with plain water. They work brilliantly!
D120 is great. I am now using this as well.
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Those CarPro glass towels are incredible. Saves me so much time, no streaking at all. One of my favorite detailing products
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I have used quite a bit of glass cleaners but stoners is now my go to. I have yet to see it leave streaks
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NEVER use rainx or similar on interiors!! They will massively increase fogging and you have insufficient access, so they can be a serious problem to remove once you spot the mistake!
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Been using Stoner's for about 15 years, the best I've found for interior glass, especially the windshield.
I will add, Meguiar's "Perfect Clarity Glass Cleaner" is also pretty good for interior...but still favor Stoner's for the windshield interior.
Bill
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Denatured alcohol diluted with distilled water. High cleaning power and streak free results. You asked what the cheapest glass cleaner is, this is probably it. With that being said I use Meg's glass cleaner for my business. It's equally inexpensive and smells great.
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The cheapest would be distilled water and a glass towel....
Former professional detailer. Current medical student (class of 2023)
2017 Infiniti Q60 3.0t AWD
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Tap water. No joke, my water's not metered. I used hot tap water with the CarPro FastGlass towel and it is easily the most effective thing I've used on neglected interior glass. Streak-free, spot-free. And easier than any chemical I've tried. Stoners and D120 are great, this is better.
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I use Meguiars Wash & Wax. It's streak free and also works well on the dash and all other interior plastic parts that are in good shape.
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