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If you did not know your favorite magic juice, SONAX Glass Cleaner is now being sold in a new size 50% more 750 ml, or 25.4 oz.
This was a very nice surprise! Thank you SONAX!!!
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Originally Posted by Jacob Harrod AUTOCLEAN
Yup. I have about 6 of the new bottles in the garage along with about 20 of the old bottles for use in my class as a
Waterless Wash
I like the new larger size too.
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I gave my wife a bottle for the house, since it was the closest one I had at the time.
She recently told me she REALLY likes it. oops. My loss (for the cars)
Waterless wash?! I’m sure it’s way better but back in the day(before AGO) I used Sprayway for EVERYTHING! I’m talking all interior including stains,rims,windows and the whole exterior paint after a wash. Sealant of choice was Megs NXT,lol. I just took myself back to ‘01![emoji23]Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike Phillips
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This bottle almost fills up my one liter Kwazar sprayer!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike Phillips
I remember a tip from The Complete Guide To A Show Car Shine, Wash the car the day before. I quickly flipped through the pages to try to find the exact location, but my eyes aren't seeing it within a reasonable amount of time, plus I keep getting side tracked by amazing information.
At any rate, the tip got me to thinking. If I wash, Iron decon, and clay the car the day before, how the heck do I come back in the morning and remove overnight dust so I can buff on a surgically clean car?
Quick detailers and other sprays may leave something behind
Enter SONAX Glass Cleaner and Cobra Shine & Buff Waterless Wash towels. These things are awesome!
First up take the Kwazar and squirty squirt away. If you don't have a Kwazar don't worry because the SONAX Glass Cleaner comes stock with an amazing trigger and spray pattern!
Then simply wipe and buff. I don't worry about the colors. I just count the sides. 8. Here's the way I track it. 1,2, FLIP IT, 3,4, FOLD IT, 5,6, FLIP IT, 7,8, Dirty clean towel bucket!!!
Just kidding I always makes sure to use the grey sides first. Ha ha ha.
SONAX doesn't leave anything behind except a surgically clean surface, just like you've showed us Mike!
Not to mention I love it for many other purposes like claying, removing splatter dots, touching up surfaces, and I even touched up some gas pedals with it today.
When I get my stainless steel work bench in I'm planning on cleaning that up with the SONAX Glass Cleaner as well before I inspect and fold my microfiber towels.
Not to mention it's a great bucket cleaner as well.
AWW SHUCKS Maybe it cleans glass pretty good too?
Since the sprayers are designed so well I recycle my old spray bottles by taking them to BG, flushing them out, and filling them with Meguiar's Glass Cleaner for the technicians to use and they love them! The sprayers are actually some of the best that I've experienced and I'll take the SONAX sprayer over the Spray Master or any other for glass cleaning purposes except the Kwazar,
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Nice brother! I'd bet that got you some brownie points!Quote:
Originally Posted by JustJesus
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Do you use it straight or diluted. If diluted what ratio?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike Phillips
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This might answer your question.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coatingsarecrack
SONAX Glass Cleaner as a Prep Wash
I'd say if your using it as a waterless wash you will spray on and wipe of with a watereless wash towel, and if you are using it as a rinseless wash you'll use it as directed in mikes article.
Hope this helps. [emoji41]
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