Wax windows?
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Wax windows?
This might be a very very stupid question but can you wax your windows so that you have no streaks or anything
. I'm not trying to be a moron but I really want to know if this is possible or stupid before I do it.
. I'm not trying to be a moron but I really want to know if this is possible or stupid before I do it.
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5th Gear Member
Joined: Mar 2004
Posts: 3,645
From: Northern New Jersey
RE: Wax windows?
Ok. Thanks
. I wasn't sure. I was cleaning my car yesterday and I was like when I wax there is no streaks I wonder if I can wax my windows. Lol. Stupid ideas that actually make sense. Thanks guy you helped alot. Later.
. I wasn't sure. I was cleaning my car yesterday and I was like when I wax there is no streaks I wonder if I can wax my windows. Lol. Stupid ideas that actually make sense. Thanks guy you helped alot. Later.
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RE: Wax windows?
Old thread I know but I heard a trick auto detailers use. They crumple up old newspapers and use them to remove windex or whatever window detergent you like to use.
It's "suposed" to really shine the glass
It's "suposed" to really shine the glass
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RE: Wax windows?
ORIGINAL: import slayer
Old thread I know but I heard a trick auto detailers use. They crumple up old newspapers and use them to remove windex or whatever window detergent you like to use.
It's "suposed" to really shine the glass
Old thread I know but I heard a trick auto detailers use. They crumple up old newspapers and use them to remove windex or whatever window detergent you like to use.
It's "suposed" to really shine the glass
I have tried the newspaper trick, it does work pretty good. I still prefer using rain-x.