Interior Windshield Haze
#1
Interior Windshield Haze
Does anyone get a kinda hazy look on their windshield? I clean mine regularly and it seems like after a couple weeks this thin dusty haze appears makin it hard to see at night. Does anyone know what this is from/how to control it? thanks.
#5
if you smoke in the car it could be from that. dont know that was the issue with mine. but mine only did it in the winter since it was too cold to have the windows down all the way
#7
best way to clean it is to use one regular glass cleaner with one microfiber towel to get it all wet and cleaned. then use a brand new clean dry microfiber towel to wipe it dry. this has made mine stay haze free.......because the second round of cleaning is what wipes away the crap doesnt just smear it back around......hope this helps.
#9
I heard (and have tried myself)cleaning with whatever kind of glass cleaner, like Windex or whatever and using newspaper to wipe it clean...it works. Leaves a streak-free finish.
I smoke in my car and get that residue...if you dont smoke, I dont know what else it could be...Possibily from opening the windows and all the sand/dirt from the road could be flying in...?
I smoke in my car and get that residue...if you dont smoke, I dont know what else it could be...Possibily from opening the windows and all the sand/dirt from the road could be flying in...?
#13
Originally Posted by Akuma2001
What would that do?
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#15
Originally Posted by LMaRiE91MaXiMa
I heard (and have tried myself)cleaning with whatever kind of glass cleaner, like Windex or whatever and using newspaper to wipe it clean...it works. Leaves a streak-free finish.
I smoke in my car and get that residue...if you dont smoke, I dont know what else it could be...Possibily from opening the windows and all the sand/dirt from the road could be flying in...?
I smoke in my car and get that residue...if you dont smoke, I dont know what else it could be...Possibily from opening the windows and all the sand/dirt from the road could be flying in...?
#16
Originally Posted by LMaRiE91MaXiMa
I heard (and have tried myself)cleaning with whatever kind of glass cleaner, like Windex or whatever and using newspaper to wipe it clean...it works. Leaves a streak-free finish.
#17
I forget the technical term for it, but essentially there is chemicals added to plastic and vinyl that keep them soft and plaible. These checmicals slowly evaporate over time and will put the haze on the inside of the windshield particularly because of the dash right under the glass. If you use armer-all or other chemicals, they tend to have the same effect or enhance the effect. There isn't really anything you can do to stop it from occuring.
#18
Originally Posted by irwinwd
I forget the technical term for it, but essentially there is chemicals added to plastic and vinyl that keep them soft and plaible. These checmicals slowly evaporate over time and will put the haze on the inside of the windshield particularly because of the dash right under the glass. If you use armer-all or other chemicals, they tend to have the same effect or enhance the effect. There isn't really anything you can do to stop it from occuring.
already mentioned with the technical term...
Originally Posted by internetautomar
outgassing from the interior plastic parts.
#19
Originally Posted by maxipad2k1
strange, doesnt the newspaper ink bleed?? i must try this.
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