"razor" your exterior glass
11-09-2013, 06:16 PM
#1
"razor" your exterior glass
Washed my tuck today. After, I noticed all the outsides of my glass felt a bit rough to the touch. I discovered a good technique to remove all the crap that won't come off with regular cleaning.
1. Spray liberally with a foaming aerosol glass cleaner.
2. While soaked with cleaner, use a brand new razor blade, holding it at an angle being sure to make full contact of the razors edge on the glass. Scrape the outside surface being sure to overlap to ensure full coverage. *** be sure to keep the surface wet to avoid scratching the glass. You may need to replace razor after a few windows. ***
3. Wipe surface dry with clean cloth.
Your glass will be as smooth as new
1. Spray liberally with a foaming aerosol glass cleaner.
2. While soaked with cleaner, use a brand new razor blade, holding it at an angle being sure to make full contact of the razors edge on the glass. Scrape the outside surface being sure to overlap to ensure full coverage. *** be sure to keep the surface wet to avoid scratching the glass. You may need to replace razor after a few windows. ***
3. Wipe surface dry with clean cloth.
Your glass will be as smooth as new
11-09-2013, 06:51 PM
#2
Member
Washed my tuck today. After, I noticed all the outsides of my glass felt a bit rough to the touch. I discovered a good technique to remove all the crap that won't come off with regular cleaning.
1. Spray liberally with a foaming aerosol glass cleaner.
2. While soaked with cleaner, use a brand new razor blade, holding it at an angle being sure to make full contact of the razors edge on the glass. Scrape the outside surface being sure to overlap to ensure full coverage. *** be sure to keep the surface wet to avoid scratching the glass. You may need to replace razor after a few windows. ***
3. Wipe surface dry with clean cloth.
Your glass will be as smooth as new
1. Spray liberally with a foaming aerosol glass cleaner.
2. While soaked with cleaner, use a brand new razor blade, holding it at an angle being sure to make full contact of the razors edge on the glass. Scrape the outside surface being sure to overlap to ensure full coverage. *** be sure to keep the surface wet to avoid scratching the glass. You may need to replace razor after a few windows. ***
3. Wipe surface dry with clean cloth.
Your glass will be as smooth as new
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