Cleaning Windshield
Hi
My windshield and I are having a problem.
I have a combination of water spots and just good olde road film all over it.
I have tried vinegar without much luck.
Anything out there to really clean a windshield?
Thanks
Steven
My windshield and I are having a problem.I have a combination of water spots and just good olde road film all over it.
I have tried vinegar without much luck.
Anything out there to really clean a windshield?
Thanks
Steven
ORIGINAL: Steven6095
Hi
My windshield and I are having a problem.
I have a combination of water spots and just good olde road film all over it.
I have tried vinegar without much luck.
Anything out there to really clean a windshield?
Thanks
Steven
Hi
My windshield and I are having a problem.I have a combination of water spots and just good olde road film all over it.
I have tried vinegar without much luck.
Anything out there to really clean a windshield?
Thanks
Steven
ORIGINAL: O2GT
TRY NEWSPAPER AND WINDEX NO JOKE.. Or also try fine steel wool.. you wont scratch the galss dont woory use a lot of windex.. but the newspaper trick is old school it really works
TRY NEWSPAPER AND WINDEX NO JOKE.. Or also try fine steel wool.. you wont scratch the galss dont woory use a lot of windex.. but the newspaper trick is old school it really works
You can also use invisible glass. It cleans glass like no other, I use it on all my windows including my windshield and it does the trick. The problem with Windex is that it leaves streaks, and can be harmful to your windows if their tinted, so i'd try invisible glass....
ORIGINAL: Phillyblunt474
I use newspaper and windex for everything its so good, ive ran into a sliding glass door after doing that lol
ORIGINAL: O2GT
TRY NEWSPAPER AND WINDEX NO JOKE.. Or also try fine steel wool.. you wont scratch the galss dont woory use a lot of windex.. but the newspaper trick is old school it really works
TRY NEWSPAPER AND WINDEX NO JOKE.. Or also try fine steel wool.. you wont scratch the galss dont woory use a lot of windex.. but the newspaper trick is old school it really works
Like Phillyblunt said: Use newspaper and windex or window cleaner of your choice. I use the classified, with less pictures on it.
Waterspots are caused from hard water drying fast. Clean the windows in the shade. The reason for using newspaper is it doesn't leave any lint of any kind on the window. I use "rainex" afterwards. Fresh "Rainex" also makes your wipers last longer when your use them.
Waterspots are caused from hard water drying fast. Clean the windows in the shade. The reason for using newspaper is it doesn't leave any lint of any kind on the window. I use "rainex" afterwards. Fresh "Rainex" also makes your wipers last longer when your use them.
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