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Stoner's Invisible Glass AND the cheapest paper towels you can buy.
More expensive ones had additives that make them feel softer and hold more water that result in streaks.
NEVER EVER use paper products on auto glass, especially mirrors. I use a high quality micro fiber cloth with Stoner's Invisible Glass. I have tried everything including Glass Wax over the years. Glass Wax works great but it is easy to get it on areas you don't want it on and then it is tough to get off.
I buy it a Auto Zone, don't know if they have a store in you area but other auto supply stores should carry it. I tried WalMart, they have not had it in my area to-date.
I use CLEAN microfibers and Stoner's. The gap at the bottom of the inside of the windshield is a pain. There is a new gadged being offered by Maguires which is triangular and holds mf pads.
NEVER EVER use paper products on auto glass, especially mirrors. I use a high quality micro fiber cloth with Stoner's Invisible Glass. I have tried everything including Glass Wax over the years. Glass Wax works great but it is easy to get it on areas you don't want it on and then it is tough to get off.
Why? I've been using Invisible Glass and old newspapers on all of my cars for at least 10 years without a single problem (or streak). Explain your anti paper bias...
Windex or Adams glass cleaner + newspaper or glass cleaning microfiber towels. I always do mine twice and the first time I use the larger microfiber towels that I wax with. Zero streaks.
I think Invisable Glass works better than anything I have ever used, however, a word of caution......make sure you get it in the aerosol can NOT the spray bottle
Same here. Get the pump spray version, not the aresol version. Walmart has best price.
Originally posted by wrecks
I think Invisable Glass works better than anything I have ever used, however, a word of caution......make sure you get it in the aerosol can NOT the spray bottle.