Window Cleaner

bullitt_2620

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What glass cleaner do you guys use? I'm really tired of streaky windows. Thanks.

 

Skidzz

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I use "Invisible Glass" with crinkled news paper. It works really well.

 

CobraRed_96_GT

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Skidzz said:

I use "Invisible Glass" with crinkled news paper. It works really well.

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Rceomended for any tinted filmed windows because of it's lack of ammonia i think. It works well too evaporates fast so steaks disappear

 

bullitt_2620

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cool, ill give it a try. thanks :SNSign:

 

glowstang93

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ditto on the Stoners.

 

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wytstang

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Stoners here and a plush microfiber towel....

 

justin

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I also use stoners.

 

Reimann

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I got a thing of Eagle One, but it is crap. I think next time I'll try the Stoners/

 

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Mr. Hawver

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Invisible Glass and a microfiber

 

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Jim D.

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Mothers Glass Cleaner is also ammoinia-free, and safe for window tint.

It's one of the best glass cleaners I've used -- easy, streak-free results. I usually use one damp cloth for "cleaning" and another cloth for drying using a light buffing action.

Microfiber works okay with this, but I prefer plush cotton terry for my glass cleaning.

 

FivePointStang

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Forget about all the other products, the cheapest and BEST I just recently discovered. My wife works for Zales jewelers and for cleaning the glass cases they use Isopropyl Alcohol. You can get a 32oz bottle of it for about a buck at any store like Wal-Mart or something like that.

Streak free shine everytime! I even use it on my chrome wheels.

Give it a shot.