Cleaning Tint
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There is this one product my tinter used called "SOLAR MAJIK". It's a silicone based cleaner that cleans the tint from the inside of the car and also leaves a very light film so the tints don't streak whenever you lower and raise your window. Go to www.windowtintonline.com and look under CHEMICALS.
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Stoner and Micro Fiber towels!!
I was just getting ready to create a new thread about using Micro Fiber towels and Stoner Invisible glass but did a quick search first. Well I guess I'm not the first to come up with this idea. I bought a 6 pack of stoner at Sam's Club last year. I really don't clean my interior glass often but had some streaks from some guy cleaning my windows after my last oil change, PS: don't let the oil change guy clean your glass.
I was using paper towels and stoner and I noticed a bunch of oily streaks on my window and I did not want to scratch the window tint scrubbing so I grabbed a clean MF towel and started wiping. Wow, no streaks, just crystal clear glass. Paper towels leave little pieces of paper dust on your windows, MF towels don't. This is an awesome combo.
I was using paper towels and stoner and I noticed a bunch of oily streaks on my window and I did not want to scratch the window tint scrubbing so I grabbed a clean MF towel and started wiping. Wow, no streaks, just crystal clear glass. Paper towels leave little pieces of paper dust on your windows, MF towels don't. This is an awesome combo.
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Originally Posted by mike714
Paper towels are abrasive and will scratch the soft tint over time.
In any case +1 for stoner's Invisible Glass and MF towels, and not only because it's from a company called stoners
About cleaning MFs, I personally chuck em in my washing machine on delicate with normal detergent (NO fabric softener), the vinegar you put in at the last cycle of your washing machine. Its action is to expel the last particles of the detergent from the towels, making them softer when they dry.
Dry in the drying machine with no/low heat, NO fabric softener, and you're golden.
and whatever you do, WASH MICROFIBERS SEPARATELY: lint from other cloths will be attracted to the microfiber and will clog the towels up, reducing their efficiency and causing you to scratch your car with the lint trapped within the fibers.
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Originally Posted by Scrooge
Also you can use white vinegar to remove trace of blood from your body. I just heard that today for a tv show. Correct me if im wrong.