Hud
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Hud
Sorry if this has been covered. I did a search, but no luck.
1) Can I use glass cleaner to clean the HUD lens?
2) When cleaning and dressing the dash, I stuff a cloth on the HUD to protect it. Is there a better way to protect the HUD lens?
1) Can I use glass cleaner to clean the HUD lens?
2) When cleaning and dressing the dash, I stuff a cloth on the HUD to protect it. Is there a better way to protect the HUD lens?
Last edited by RadarP3C; Apr 2, 2009 at 07:16 PM.
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To prevent product from getting on the HUD I highly recommend just spraying the product directly on the microfiber towel outside of the vehicle. This eliminates all the over spray problems and helps you complete a nice even coverage of product.
Let me know if you have any other questions.
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As offered, dont spray directly into the Hud. Spray on towel and buff. I find Stoners Invisible Glass to work well , even Plexus, on a MF WW Glass Towel.
As for getting around the HUD for cleaning. Your method is great. I do find for glass cleaning specifically you need a Glass Master to get the area behind the HUD however.
http://www.autogeek.net/glass-master-pro.html
As for getting around the HUD for cleaning. Your method is great. I do find for glass cleaning specifically you need a Glass Master to get the area behind the HUD however.
http://www.autogeek.net/glass-master-pro.html
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Scott, I already have the glass master which I ordered from you over a year ago. Works great! 
BTW, I just ordered a few items (4/02) and forgot to use "corvetteforum" in the coupon box. 
As you and others have mentioned, I use Stoner's for the glass but I haven't used it on the HUD lens.
BTW, I just ordered a few items (4/02) and forgot to use "corvetteforum" in the coupon box. As you and others have mentioned, I use Stoner's for the glass but I haven't used it on the HUD lens.
Last edited by RadarP3C; Apr 4, 2009 at 11:25 AM.
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Scott, I already have the glass master which I ordered from you over a year ago. Works great! BTW, I just ordered a few items (4/02) and forgot to use "corvetteforum" in the coupon box.
As you and others have mentioned, I use Stoner's for the glass but I haven't used it on the HUD lens.
BTW, I just ordered a few items (4/02) and forgot to use "corvetteforum" in the coupon box. As you and others have mentioned, I use Stoner's for the glass but I haven't used it on the HUD lens.
