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Maly 08-10-2002 08:53 AM

clean window
 
i washed my car. then my windows. for all you show people. how do you clean your windows without getting that anoying:bawling: smuge that you only see at an sertain angle and expecaily at night. could it be the windex or the paper towel?? oh and those new (armer al) whipes work quite well under the hood. nice and clean :D

Corion 08-10-2002 11:58 AM

sounds weird but Ive been told to use newspaper to dry off the windows and it works for me.

maximamoose 08-10-2002 12:12 PM

Re: clean window
 

Originally posted by Maly
i washed my car. then my windows. for all you show people. how do you clean your windows without getting that anoying:bawling: smuge that you only see at an sertain angle and expecaily at night. could it be the windex or the paper towel?? oh and those new (armer al) whipes work quite well under the hood. nice and clean :D
newspaper does work like a charm, but you can smudge that as well. and don't use the colored section. make sure that it is black and white. don't overload the windows with the stuff as well, b/c that makes it more likely to streak. trust me. i work at a golf course washing and parking cars... also, i really like invisible glass made by stoner.

NightRider 08-10-2002 12:32 PM

Anyone who has gotten into detailing knows to use the "Two Towel Method". One towel is a "wet" towel for applying the window cleaner and washing the window. The other towel is the "dry" towel to eliminate streaks.

henock 08-10-2002 12:54 PM

all these methods seem to work fine but i prefer the newspaper/windex thing. for some reason my LA times seem to suck up water more efficiently than normal paper towels. besides, i have the cheap paper towels that leave grains behind on my windows.

MaxWolf 08-10-2002 03:11 PM

Just use to paper towels....and dont be stingy with em...us one as the wet one.....and it will clean and absorb most of the windex...etc..or what ever blend you use, then, use a new section of paper towel to pick up the remaining windex.

Vyrus 08-10-2002 03:14 PM


Originally posted by NightRider
Anyone who has gotten into detailing knows to use the "Two Towel Method". One towel is a "wet" towel for applying the window cleaner and washing the window. The other towel is the "dry" towel to eliminate streaks.
Bingo.
-Cyrus

White96MaxSE 08-10-2002 09:38 PM

I tell you I really prefer the white foam window cleaner that they
use at picture frame shops for the glass of the frames.

It is called Sprayway Glass Cleaner and it is streak free and it and paper towels are all I need to do my windows.

You will have to look around for Sprayway Glass Cleaner (it is in a white and blue aerosol can), but when you find someone who carries it you will be happy with the stuff, it works!

White96MaxSE

Dave Holmes 08-10-2002 10:24 PM


Originally posted by White96MaxSE
I tell you I really prefer the white foam window cleaner that they
use at picture frame shops for the glass of the frames.

It is called Sprayway Glass Cleaner and it is streak free and it and paper towels are all I need to do my windows.

You will have to look around for Sprayway Glass Cleaner (it is in a white and blue aerosol can), but when you find someone who carries it you will be happy with the stuff, it works!

White96MaxSE

That is what I use. Can only get it from my local glass repair shop for ~ $4.00 per can. I use it for all my glass cleaning, and it works wonders. Here's the info from the can:

C.R. Laurence Co., Inc
PO Box 58923
Los Angeles CA 90058-0923
http://www.crlaurence.com

We used the newspaper trick in the Corps because it doesn't leave lint. The 2 towel trick really works for totally streak-free glass (2nd towel "buffs" the glass). I've read detail shops use polish, and I've had good success with it. It's too time consuming for me to do all the time, though, and you have to make sure you get it all off. 2 towels and CRL Sprayway glass cleaner is what I use on a normal basis. Also, make sure your glass is cool and in the shade or you can create a lot of streaks. I detail clean my glass at night when streaks, haze, etc.. are very visible from different angles/lighting. Hope this helps.

Dave

erty67 08-10-2002 10:30 PM

Re: clean window
 

Originally posted by Maly
i washed my car. then my windows. for all you show people. how do you clean your windows without getting that anoying:bawling: smuge that you only see at an sertain angle and expecaily at night. could it be the windex or the paper towel?? oh and those new (armer al) whipes work quite well under the hood. nice and clean :D
i bought some rags at Pep Boys and they work good. they say glass cleaning clothes on the wrapper and they're green.;)


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