Streaks on windows? Sun damage?
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o6S1D9e (05-30-2023)
03-07-2020, 04:37 PM
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Could be scratches or could be that it needs a better cleaner.
I use a product called "Nothings Better". It is a fine powder that removes etching and water spots. It is (when I last bought) available at Napa.
Follow the instructions.
Do not use it on plastic or the rubber seals.
I use a product called "Nothings Better". It is a fine powder that removes etching and water spots. It is (when I last bought) available at Napa.
Follow the instructions.
Do not use it on plastic or the rubber seals.
03-07-2020, 07:22 PM
#3
Go to Walmart or Target and pick up some "Bar Keepers Friend". It comes in a liquid or powder, either will work. Make sure you wash any dirt off the windows before starting.
Put some water in a clean spray bottle. Mist your window with water. Apply the Bar Keepers Friend to a damp rag (preferably a micro fiber towel) and apply it to the window. Apply moderate pressure while wiping left to right, up and down and in a circular motion (seems to work better when scrubbed in all directions). Get enough on that it looks like a layer of wax when dry. Let sit for a couple of minutes, then wet it with spray bottle wipe off with a clean micro fiber towel. Stand back, look at the glass and say, "Holy smokes that looks amazing".
Put some water in a clean spray bottle. Mist your window with water. Apply the Bar Keepers Friend to a damp rag (preferably a micro fiber towel) and apply it to the window. Apply moderate pressure while wiping left to right, up and down and in a circular motion (seems to work better when scrubbed in all directions). Get enough on that it looks like a layer of wax when dry. Let sit for a couple of minutes, then wet it with spray bottle wipe off with a clean micro fiber towel. Stand back, look at the glass and say, "Holy smokes that looks amazing".
Last edited by Nun Ya; 03-07-2020 at 07:25 PM. Reason: Add info
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03-07-2020, 07:45 PM
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Go to Walmart or Target and pick up some "Bar Keepers Friend". It comes in a liquid or powder, either will work. Make sure you wash any dirt off the windows before starting.
Put some water in a clean spray bottle. Mist your window with water. Apply the Bar Keepers Friend to a damp rag (preferably a micro fiber towel) and apply it to the window. Apply moderate pressure while wiping left to right, up and down and in a circular motion (seems to work better when scrubbed in all directions). Get enough on that it looks like a layer of wax when dry. Let sit for a couple of minutes, then wet it with spray bottle wipe off with a clean micro fiber towel. Stand back, look at the glass and say, "Holy smokes that looks amazing".
Put some water in a clean spray bottle. Mist your window with water. Apply the Bar Keepers Friend to a damp rag (preferably a micro fiber towel) and apply it to the window. Apply moderate pressure while wiping left to right, up and down and in a circular motion (seems to work better when scrubbed in all directions). Get enough on that it looks like a layer of wax when dry. Let sit for a couple of minutes, then wet it with spray bottle wipe off with a clean micro fiber towel. Stand back, look at the glass and say, "Holy smokes that looks amazing".
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03-07-2020, 08:23 PM
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o6S1D9e (05-30-2023)
03-08-2020, 04:43 AM
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I've been using Bon-Ami on automotive glass for 15 years and it's never sratched the glass.
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