[nazali]

I did a mini-detail, about 3 hours, very tiring,
but one thing I hate doing is windows, anyone else ?

Anyone have any preference for a good and easy prod ?

In the UK, I used to use an autoglym product, which went on wet but dried to a white powder, was really easy and got off everything without smearing

dont really like these class cleaners (using invisible glass) goes on wet and you have to work to clean the product off

any thoughts ??

[Kernel Kurtz]

I use Invisible Glass as well so can't help with that, but the best thing to make cleaning interior windows easier is a wand tool. I have one like this, though not this exact one.

https://www.amazon.ca/XINDELL-Windsh...dp/B07SGQJ6C9/

[nazali]

nice txs !

[deathking]

The trick thats worked for me is the two towel method. You can use it in conjunction with the wand mentioned above:

1) Work product into window (Invisible glass sprayed liberally onto the towel works for me)
2) Buff dry with waffle weave towel

[nazali]

ok so I've heard of waffle weave, though I dont have any.
I should use MF to apply and WW to dry ?
are WW also good at drying the car after a plush towel ?
txs

[deathking]

Originally Posted by nazali

ok so I've heard of waffle weave, though I dont have any.
I should use MF to apply and WW to dry ?
are WW also good at drying the car after a plush towel ?
txs

I've used them on paint in the past but they're best used for glass.

For paint I do a similar process where the plush towel is used as a first pass with drying aid, then I come back with a soft microfiber (no preference) to remove any streaking.

[nazali]

awesome txs !
I'll try that

Originally Posted by deathking

I've used them on paint in the past but they're best used for glass.

For paint I do a similar process where the plush towel is used as a first pass with drying aid, then I come back with a soft microfiber (no preference) to remove any streaking.

[John in VA]

Waffle weave makes for a great drying towel, as do the super plush ones.
https://theragcompany.com/collections/drying-towels

The best glass microfibers have very little nap/almost smooth.
https://theragcompany.com/collection...leaning-towels

Sprayway glass cleaner (an aerosol) is used by many glass professionals & can be found at Home Depot & Lowes.

[MarcoZandrini]

I make my own glass cleaner:
- 60% water
- 20% alcohol
- 20% distilled white vinegar
8 to 10 drops of Dawn Ultra in a 2l bottle. Shake well. Zero streaking.