Best stuff to clean windows?
17 January 2011, 04:13 PM
#1
Best stuff to clean windows?
My car has been valeted at a garage, and the inside windows have been cleaned with something that makes them incredibly smeary.
What's the best stuff available to clean it off and make them smear free?
I HAD some Meguiars glass cleaner, but the kids knocked it off the garage shelf and the spray-head broke off, so it got thrown away.........
No-one round here now sells it.
What's the best stuff available to clean it off and make them smear free?
I HAD some Meguiars glass cleaner, but the kids knocked it off the garage shelf and the spray-head broke off, so it got thrown away.........
No-one round here now sells it.
17 January 2011, 04:29 PM
#2
My car has been valeted at a garage, and the inside windows have been cleaned with something that makes them incredibly smeary.
What's the best stuff available to clean it off and make them smear free?
I HAD some Meguiars glass cleaner, but the kids knocked it off the garage shelf and the spray-head broke off, so it got thrown away.........
No-one round here now sells it.
What's the best stuff available to clean it off and make them smear free?
I HAD some Meguiars glass cleaner, but the kids knocked it off the garage shelf and the spray-head broke off, so it got thrown away.........
No-one round here now sells it.
17 January 2011, 04:51 PM
#4
There's a kit from a company called carlack68, has a cleaner and a sealer. Can be bought from cleanyourcar.co.uk.
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/engine.../prod_348.html
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/engine.../prod_348.html
18 January 2011, 04:25 PM
#17
Got quite a bit of that. I'll get some white vinegar.
Doesn't malt vinegar work?
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19 January 2011, 01:56 PM
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i just use Mr Muscle household window cleaner, gets rid of any grease & dries smear free.
I use a microfibre to put on with & clean then a fresh microfibre to finish it off with. Been using it for years works really well & i do car polishing/valeting in my spare time
I use a microfibre to put on with & clean then a fresh microfibre to finish it off with. Been using it for years works really well & i do car polishing/valeting in my spare time
19 January 2011, 04:04 PM
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Mr muscle window cleaner with paper towel,
then mist the glass with water and use a microfibre cloth until it dries.
Do this inside and out, looks like the windows are missing
then mist the glass with water and use a microfibre cloth until it dries.
Do this inside and out, looks like the windows are missing
19 January 2011, 10:25 PM
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Mr Muscle and ONE SHEEEET of "Plenty" .
Well, three sheets actually.
Use one sheet to wipe on, then use the other two folded to dry it off. When the "drying" sheets are damp, swap for fresh dry sheet of kitchen towel.
Good alternative to Mr Muscle is "Wizz" window cleaner (I kid you not - who thinks up these names?)
)
Well, three sheets actually.
Use one sheet to wipe on, then use the other two folded to dry it off. When the "drying" sheets are damp, swap for fresh dry sheet of kitchen towel.
Good alternative to Mr Muscle is "Wizz" window cleaner (I kid you not - who thinks up these names?)
)
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20 January 2011, 05:51 PM
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To be honest, I never really checked that.
Probably a mix of both. Knowing my luck now, the ink will run next time lol 
