Window Cleaners
Drifting
Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Fairview TX
Currently I use Stoners Invisible Glass and a microfiber towel. I read so much praise about NXT glass cleaner and I FINALLY found some today. A lot of people on a detailing website like it better than Stoners so I thought I would give it a shot. Don't get me wrong, Stoners is fantastic. For the headlight lenses and clear piece over the speedometer, I use Sparkle as it won't etch like others will.
Racer
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Jackson Township OH
Stoners Invis. Glass is great. Also have Sprayway glass cleaner, but haven't tried that yet. It also has it's fans. Finally, there have been some recent reviews of California Car Care's glass cleaner that have been very positive. Since Stoners is easy to find, I'll stay with it unless the spayway works as well.
Racer
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: San Francisco Bay Area California
I tried Stoners and was disappointed. Not real pleased with Adams' either (though I think their detail spray is fantastic). My gut feeling is most of the non-ammonia window cleaners are about the same.
Best window cleaner I've found is Sprayway. The can looks a little goofy with their retro '50s look (ditto with the June Cleaver era scent), but the product is excellent. No streaking.
A good quality MF towel (made in Korea as opposed to China) helps a bunch. Cheaper ones leave millions of little micro-shards of fiber on the inside of your windshield. Be careful, one vendor's towel said made in Korea on their website, and then you get the product and find out it's made in China - I complained and still no satisfaction.
Brad
Best window cleaner I've found is Sprayway. The can looks a little goofy with their retro '50s look (ditto with the June Cleaver era scent), but the product is excellent. No streaking.
A good quality MF towel (made in Korea as opposed to China) helps a bunch. Cheaper ones leave millions of little micro-shards of fiber on the inside of your windshield. Be careful, one vendor's towel said made in Korea on their website, and then you get the product and find out it's made in China - I complained and still no satisfaction.
Brad
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 799
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From: Kansas City area
Another vote for Stoner's Aerosol. Just started using it and I'm a believer. It just flat out gets the job done. The only other glass cleaner I've seen that works as well is an industrial product called Zep 40.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Phoenix for 6 months Alberta/Arizona
I tried Stoners and was disappointed. Not real pleased with Adams' either (though I think their detail spray is fantastic). My gut feeling is most of the non-ammonia window cleaners are about the same.
Best window cleaner I've found is Sprayway. The can looks a little goofy with their retro '50s look (ditto with the June Cleaver era scent), but the product is excellent. No streaking.
A good quality MF towel (made in Korea as opposed to China) helps a bunch. Cheaper ones leave millions of little micro-shards of fiber on the inside of your windshield. Be careful, one vendor's towel said made in Korea on their website, and then you get the product and find out it's made in China - I complained and still no satisfaction.
Brad
Best window cleaner I've found is Sprayway. The can looks a little goofy with their retro '50s look (ditto with the June Cleaver era scent), but the product is excellent. No streaking.
A good quality MF towel (made in Korea as opposed to China) helps a bunch. Cheaper ones leave millions of little micro-shards of fiber on the inside of your windshield. Be careful, one vendor's towel said made in Korea on their website, and then you get the product and find out it's made in China - I complained and still no satisfaction.
Brad
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From: Goodyear, AZ
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I like Sprayway myself.
Back in 2003 Guru Reports tested 25 different products.
Bon Ami came in #1. I haven't been able to find it in the local stores to make a comparison.
Turtle Wax ClearVue came in #2
Sprayway came in #3
Stoner's came in #4
Back in 2003 Guru Reports tested 25 different products.
Bon Ami came in #1. I haven't been able to find it in the local stores to make a comparison.
Turtle Wax ClearVue came in #2
Sprayway came in #3
Stoner's came in #4
Drifting
Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Fairview TX
Bon Ami makes a window cleaner? Better add this to my hardware store run. Thanks for the info!