Dirty Windows- need help
05-04-2009, 04:51 AM
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Dirty Windows- need help Since I've owned the car, the insides of the windows have always had a layer of grime I can't seem to get off. Windex, Invisible Glass, Dishsoap, using newpapers, towels, just can't seem to get it off. Whats the best way to completely get this off? Tired of cleaning these massive windows.
05-04-2009, 04:56 AM
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Maybe just a little bit of Bar Keeper's Friend? I'm talking just a small amount too! Too much and it will scratch the **** out of it if I remember correctly.
Or maybe try some Castrol Superclean on it?
Or maybe try some Castrol Superclean on it?
05-04-2009, 10:46 AM
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Since I've owned the car, the insides of the windows have always had a layer of grime I can't seem to get off. Windex, Invisible Glass, Dishsoap, using newpapers, towels, just can't seem to get it off. Whats the best way to completely get this off? Tired of cleaning these massive windows.
Its a $5 spray glass cleaner in a black bottle and it works Great!
My windows had a layer of dirt basically and this got rid of it.
05-04-2009, 11:15 AM
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I was thinking try vinegar. They aren't tinted, and it's just the front and rear. I'm assuming it's armourall that got on it at some point
05-04-2009, 11:35 PM
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Lately i've found that after i clean them with glass cleaner...i can take a microfiber towel (semi-dry) and rub the streaks and other smudges out. Gotta be in the right light to see some of them. I fu(kin hate cleaning widows!!! Just when you think they are clean you drive into the sun and 
