dirty windows
dirty windows i bought my camaro and the windows just looked dirty cleaned then in and out and didnt do anything. i even resorted to using a rim brush with soap and water still nothing. i know its on the outside becouse if you rub one spot with your finger long enough it goes away in that spot but takes way to long. any tips?
this is going to sound like a oxymoron me making this topic. my father owns a window cleaning business and in the back of his truck he has a water deionizer ( a big Mr.clean) so i know its not water marks. and i scrubbed and scrubbed i just don't know what to do.
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Originally Posted by camaro-94-z28
this is going to sound like a oxymoron me making this topic. my father owns a window cleaning business and in the back of his truck he has a water deionizer ( a big Mr.clean) so i know its not water marks. and i scrubbed and scrubbed i just don't know what to do.
So what has youir dad suggested
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Originally Posted by chupr0kabra
0000 steel wool won't scratch. It's what furniture restoration guys use on wood furniture to restore it.
We're not talking SOS/Brillo pads here.
-Mike
We're not talking SOS/Brillo pads here.
-Mike
Also, you might try using newspaper instead of a rag/papertowels/microfiber towels on your windows. I have yet to find a better way to clean windows. You can get clean newsprint stock at any Uhaul box store. It's what they sell as "wrapping paper" for moving boxes.
-Mike
-Mike
My friend had some weird **** on this vette windshield, hit it with some 3M Perfect-It on an random/orbital and worked. Car came from Florida so there's no telling what the hell it was. Never heard of steel wool though, interesting.
-J
-J
I'll third th newspaper idea, doesn't streak at all. I was having the same problem, and I got some NAPA glass cleaner with ammonia, works really well in taking off the water spots. Also, if you're not doing it, buy a squeegie (is that spelled right?) and use that on the windows instead of the old shamee (I don't think I spelled that right either, but you get the drift).
Edit: I was thinking about putting some Rain-X on the windows as a preventative measure to the hard water sports, I'm sure somebody on here has tried that, and can tell us if this is worth while?
Edit: I was thinking about putting some Rain-X on the windows as a preventative measure to the hard water sports, I'm sure somebody on here has tried that, and can tell us if this is worth while?
Originally Posted by chupr0kabra
Also, you might try using newspaper instead of a rag/papertowels/microfiber towels on your windows. I have yet to find a better way to clean windows. You can get clean newsprint stock at any Uhaul box store. It's what they sell as "wrapping paper" for moving boxes.
-Mike
-Mike
tried it and it worked for me
invisible glass didnt work. steel wool didnt work. void what i said first about rubbin it woulnt go away that way. only thing left to try is clay bar. or greased lightning but dont really wana do that cause not sure what it will do to the paint
i tried taken a pic to show you guys but all you get is a reflection of me 