Dirty windshield (inside)
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Joined: Dec 2007
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From: Ridgetop Tennessee
Dirty windshield (inside)
I have a 2011 GS, which is my 3rd Corvette, 2nd C6.
The problem I have which is different from any other car I have owned, is that the inside of the windshield needs cleaning about once a week.
I drive this car 3-4 days a week and occasionally take the top out but nothing unusual.
I have been using Invisible Glass to clean so maybe it is leaving a residue that is attracting dirt.
I even checked the incabin filter and it was clean (4900 miles).
Any suggestions?
The problem I have which is different from any other car I have owned, is that the inside of the windshield needs cleaning about once a week.
I drive this car 3-4 days a week and occasionally take the top out but nothing unusual.
I have been using Invisible Glass to clean so maybe it is leaving a residue that is attracting dirt.
I even checked the incabin filter and it was clean (4900 miles).
Any suggestions?
Race Director
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Missouri City Texas
Be sure you are using a very clean microfiber/rag/whatever to clean.
If you're using a dirty one it could very easily be smudging or leaving a film from the cleaning solution.
Stoner's Invisible Glass is VERY good though, so the product itself is not the issue.
If you're using a dirty one it could very easily be smudging or leaving a film from the cleaning solution.
Stoner's Invisible Glass is VERY good though, so the product itself is not the issue.
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Joined: Oct 2005
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From: Bay Area Ca.
Out gasing is my thought too.
I also have found news paper cleans real well.
On the interior glass I just use a little water and a good micro fiber towel, then get another towel and wipe again dry.
I also have found news paper cleans real well.
On the interior glass I just use a little water and a good micro fiber towel, then get another towel and wipe again dry.
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Racer
Joined: Mar 2006
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From: Metamora, IL
Good suggestions here, but I have a question. If you are using a cloth or microfiber towel, have they been washed? If you are washing with your clothes and using fabric softener, it will leave an oily film behind that will attract dirt. Your car detailing rags, towels, microfiber or whatever, can be washed as usual, but don't ever use fabric softener. The plastic in your car is made from petroleum products that outgas as they age and leave a film on the glass.
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I've seen cars that have a heater core leak cause that to happen. Sometimes you can smell a sweet smell in the car. Look for wet area's in floors.
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