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    Super Member supercharged's Avatar
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    I really like this process -
    Clay---Klasse AIO---DP glass cleaner in between applications, which I repeat once a month.
    2008 Acura MDX Sport white pearl (daily driver)
    2009 BMW E70 X5 4.8i jet black (garage queen)
    2013 BMW F25 X3 2.8 jet black (wife's car)

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    I never thought of that!! Thanks!

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    hay guys, i work as a tech. at butler toyota hear in indy, we have a 8 bay detail shop in the same bilding. are detail guys are always in a hurry and for cleaning glass they all sware by SPRAYWAY glass cleaner in a can. this seams to work well for them. they go threw about 12 cans a week hear, they also will use the clay bar on stub. spots when there washing the car.

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    Anyone used PB QW+ on the windshield?

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    Quote Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek
    Pinnacle Souveran Paste or Sig Series for the paint, and use Clearkote Quikshine on your glass. It will bead when raining, and super clear with no streaking. WOW !!
    Does AG have Clearkote Quikshine?? I couldn't find it.

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    Thanks for the great rundown on window cleaning. Always good to get new tips. I liked the remark about lint and I know the microfiber products do not leave a lint, but when the sun or bright light hits the windshield in a certain way, I can see the little bits or hairs that the microfiber towel left behind. I only use the Cobra line of microfiber towels. Am I doing something wrong or is this microfiber residue normal?

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    Aquapel by PPG is the best in the business

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    Surf City Clearly Better is the best glass cleaner I have used...PERIOD!

    In the sun or in the shade you can say hello to crystal clear windows and bye bye to streaks.

    I did a co workers car and he was leaving work and ran to his car because he thought someone smashed his window out...NOPE window was there just clean as HELL!!

    After a SC cleaning I'll use some AW..water just rolls right off the glass and stays noticably cleaner.

    If I want to get reall crazy I'll put some collinite (845 or 476) on the glass..

    Just so you know what I am basing my opinion of SC glass cleaner off of as my baseline...Stoners was my go to...not any more!
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    Re: Glass Cleaning 101

    Just a word of caution on using steel wool on glass. It works great on many problems but be SURE to use a pad no more aggressive than 0000 or in a severe case 000. Taking scratches out of glass is NOT a fun job! NEVER use "Brillo" pads or even plastic scrub pads other than white. Also be sure to never use the steel wool dry. I'm new to fine car detailing but an old veteran when it comes to glass.

    Thanks to AG for this new and popular forum. Thanks also to all you detail veterans for sharing your expertise. I wish this invaluable tool was around years ago as it would have saved me a fortune in time and effort learning my craft.

    SailCat
    Last edited by SailCat; 08-14-2008 at 08:43 PM. Reason: Forgot a small but important point.

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    Re: Glass Cleaning 101

    cool

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