Towel for Windshield (gets rid of haze)
01-20-2014, 07:39 PM
#21
Melting Slicks
I picked up a Windex-brand microfiber towel/polishing cloth at the grocery store the other day (its one towel, with the blue microfiber on one side, and the other is a tan colored polishing cloth). Works like a charm. I keep it in the glove compartment, and use it when ever I see any haze (I'm pretty **** about hazy windshields!) Cost was about $8, if I recall correctly. No streaks, good quality product. Not sure if it is widely available, or if any forum vendors sell it.
(checked eBay, and found it. It's called Window Sponge, by a company called "Libman", about $7.)
(checked eBay, and found it. It's called Window Sponge, by a company called "Libman", about $7.)
Last edited by wu6fiend; 01-20-2014 at 07:43 PM.
01-24-2014, 12:06 AM
#22
Drifting
I picked up a Windex-brand microfiber towel/polishing cloth at the grocery store the other day (its one towel, with the blue microfiber on one side, and the other is a tan colored polishing cloth). Works like a charm. I keep it in the glove compartment, and use it when ever I see any haze (I'm pretty **** about hazy windshields!) Cost was about $8, if I recall correctly. No streaks, good quality product. Not sure if it is widely available, or if any forum vendors sell it.
(checked eBay, and found it. It's called Window Sponge, by a company called "Libman", about $7.)
(checked eBay, and found it. It's called Window Sponge, by a company called "Libman", about $7.)
01-25-2014, 01:12 PM
#23
Le Mans Master
I ended up buying some Stoners and some new Costco microfiber towels and glass looks perfect, inside and out.
Will keep these towels separate as I do not want any wax residue on them.
Will keep these towels separate as I do not want any wax residue on them.
02-01-2014, 11:01 PM
#24
Pro
For you guys that are getting streaks --
Is your final wipe with a towel with cleaner?
I Have had great luck with Spray away cleaner in a can wiped off with a MF followed with a light buff with a clean dry MF with zero product on it
Is your final wipe with a towel with cleaner?
I Have had great luck with Spray away cleaner in a can wiped off with a MF followed with a light buff with a clean dry MF with zero product on it
03-02-2014, 07:00 PM
#26
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I use Car Pro Fast Glass towels.
You rinse them in hot water prior to use, ringe them out well, to the point no droplets of H20 are falling from the towel, and then begin wiping the window clean. That simple! A chemical or dedicated glass cleaner is not needed! First, wipe the window extremities, then horizontal, and finally, vertical. Follow with a second, clean, Fast Glass towel and repeat the exact process.
For ease of cleaning the front windscreen, clean driver side sitting in passenger side seat and vice versa.
This towel has eliminated any streaking for me.
Best regards,
-Dellinger
You rinse them in hot water prior to use, ringe them out well, to the point no droplets of H20 are falling from the towel, and then begin wiping the window clean. That simple! A chemical or dedicated glass cleaner is not needed! First, wipe the window extremities, then horizontal, and finally, vertical. Follow with a second, clean, Fast Glass towel and repeat the exact process.
For ease of cleaning the front windscreen, clean driver side sitting in passenger side seat and vice versa.
This towel has eliminated any streaking for me.
Best regards,
-Dellinger
for those looking for a dedicated microfiber towel for windows, get microfiber madness cloud buster...great towel.
Last edited by johnodrake; 03-03-2014 at 04:55 PM. Reason: Remove Nonsupporting Vendor Link
09-25-2014, 06:26 PM
#33
Team Owner
Invisible Glass and newspaper works for me.