Hi All,
I have recently tried several auto glass cleaners, such as the TurtleWax Auto Glass Cleaner, but I wasnt satisfied with the results, it leaves significant streaks and marks on the window, even though I try hard to clean it and dry it up with new cloth or paper towel instantly.
Is there any wonderful glass cleaner that is also safe on tint that you would recommend?
Thanks.
I have recently tried several auto glass cleaners, such as the TurtleWax Auto Glass Cleaner, but I wasnt satisfied with the results, it leaves significant streaks and marks on the window, even though I try hard to clean it and dry it up with new cloth or paper towel instantly.
Is there any wonderful glass cleaner that is also safe on tint that you would recommend?
Thanks.
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Thanks all!Originally Posted by Stealth Max
Stoners is a top quality glass cleaner!
Hmm but i cant seem to find it anywhere, local stores Kragen and Autozone dont carry it here, nor does nissancarcare.com.
Any retail sources in mind?
Thanks
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now i cant find them anymore
Oops, found Stoner IG at Kragen. Gonna try it out soon.Originally Posted by outsider
i used to use eagle one 20/20now i cant find them anymore
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Hmm but i cant seem to find it anywhere, local stores Kragen and Autozone dont carry it here, nor does nissancarcare.com.
Any retail sources in mind?
Thanks
Originally Posted by TZapper
Thanks all!Hmm but i cant seem to find it anywhere, local stores Kragen and Autozone dont carry it here, nor does nissancarcare.com.
Any retail sources in mind?
Thanks
Good ol' Wally World!!! I think its about 3 bux or so...
drew
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If theres a Subaru dealer near you, go in and ask them if they have any Subaru Glass Cleaner. It comes in a blue aerosol can. I detail cars for a Subaru Dealership and this stuff works amazingly. Best stuff I've ever used to tell you the truth. Not sure how much it goes for per can cause I use it for free, but it shouldn't be that much.
just go over the window with a damp shammy then a towel(mf magic towel) inside window dont ever get that dirty
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Glass cleaner to me is only as good as the towel . A old worn out cotton/terry towel is the BEST for cleaning windows . You know the old towel thats super soft in your closet . Cut it up and use it on your windows ! Paper Towels suck for cleaning windows
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now i cant find them anymore
I bought some of the eagle one 20/20 today at Advance Auto PartsOriginally Posted by outsider
i used to use eagle one 20/20now i cant find them anymore
works great!
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Use Stoner's glass cleaner. I also use Stoner's Tire Shine. Their products are the best!
You can find their products at most auto stores.
You can find their products at most auto stores.
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now i cant find them anymore
got a bottle from autozone today for 2.99,,,does it work well?Originally Posted by outsider
i used to use eagle one 20/20now i cant find them anymore
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I just use the same Meguiar's Gold wash that i use on the car.
Make up a bucket of hot water and Meguiar's, get absorber wet, wash window, go over with terry towel, and then a micro fiber towel to make sure there are no streaks. Very safe and comes out perfect. Very, very cheap too.
Make up a bucket of hot water and Meguiar's, get absorber wet, wash window, go over with terry towel, and then a micro fiber towel to make sure there are no streaks. Very safe and comes out perfect. Very, very cheap too.
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When you buy 3 cans of Stoner's at their website, you get 3 of their reusable cleaning towels. They are really good also. I've been using the product for over a year with no complaints. The only trick I use is to take off heavy dirt first, then use the Stoner spray and towel. This keeps the towel usable for many uses.
I use Stoners Invisible Glass under normal circumstances. For harder to deal with windows, I had a concoction that was a mixture of Eagle One 20/20 and rubbing alcohol. I used that concoction on a Grand Am whose owner heavily smoked blunts and I killed the stains with one spritz and a wipe of my microfiber towel.
for Stoners... great product... even better name 