Windshield Funk
Pro
Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 667
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From: Melbourne FL
Stoner "Invisible Glass" by far the best glass cleaner I've ever used. I use soft cotton cloth, not paper towels as they contain petroleum products which will streak. Advanced Auto Parts, Sam's and Walmart all sell the product.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 968
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From: Camp Casey Korea/Austin Tx
Originally Posted by AK's Z
My 2005 never had a "dealer prep", and now on certain nights, I get this spotty, cloudy haze you can see through on the outside of the windshield and on the hatch window, anyone have this and how did you get rid of it? 
Do yourself a HUGE favor and go buy some Micro Fiber rags at the Auto store! They make cleaning ANYTHING 3x easier than with newspaper/cotton/whatever.... It's true, what used to take 5 minutes with windex on windows now takes 20 seconds. Sometimes you don't even need a cleaner, water gives the same results.
As a bonus, you can dry the car with them after washing and you will get NO water streaking whatsoever (provided you give'm a little sqeeze every now and then).
Just don't dry them in the dryer with the fabric softener sheets. They reduce the rags absortion ability.
Safety Car
Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 4,105
Likes: 5
From: Las Vegas Nevada
Believe it or not- I would wash it & use Rejex on it wait 30 minutes & buff it off with a clean yellow buffing cloth. Watch the clearest Glass you have ever seen. Every glass cleaner I use sucks. There is always some cloudyness & streaks. I used Rejex on the inside & out side glass, now I have crystal clear SLIPPERY glass. Just do it 
Race Director
Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 10,262
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From: Manhatten Beach, California
St. Jude Donor '05 thru '11,'18,'20,'21,'24,'25, '26
Originally Posted by Buffy
The GM prep procedure calls for using water and paper towels. There's an article in this month's TechLink:
http://www.gmtechlink.com/images/iss...e.html#story11
But as far as I'm concerned, Stoners Invisible Glass works best. The GM cleaner second.
http://www.gmtechlink.com/images/iss...e.html#story11
But as far as I'm concerned, Stoners Invisible Glass works best. The GM cleaner second.
Great LINK!
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From: Edmonds Wa
Originally Posted by millpond
I have used the micro-fiber shop towels for over a year--they are great! Costco has them for cheap--something like 20 towels for 9 bucks.
They seem scratch-e on the skin. Do people really used them for
polishing there cars ?
Drifting
Joined: Sep 2004
Posts: 1,912
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From: S.D. CA
Originally Posted by Skatduder
I bought the ones at Costco, "Ultra-Soft MircoFiber Auto Cloths".
They seem scratch-e on the skin. Do people really used them for
polishing there cars ?
They seem scratch-e on the skin. Do people really used them for
polishing there cars ?
Don't buy the yellow ones with the tags...they do scratch. The blue ones work fine.