Cleaning Tint
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Cleaning Tint
I just got my windows tinted yesterday on my 2007 sedan, and I have a question about maintenance.
What do I clean the windows with, now that they are tinted? I wouldn't think that I could use paper towels. Am I correct in this? I don't want to scratch the tint.
Thanks for the help.
Eric
What do I clean the windows with, now that they are tinted? I wouldn't think that I could use paper towels. Am I correct in this? I don't want to scratch the tint.
Thanks for the help.
Eric
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Originally Posted by Tiger
I just got my windows tinted yesterday on my 2007 sedan, and I have a question about maintenance.
What do I clean the windows with, now that they are tinted? I wouldn't think that I could use paper towels. Am I correct in this? I don't want to scratch the tint.
Thanks for the help.
Eric
What do I clean the windows with, now that they are tinted? I wouldn't think that I could use paper towels. Am I correct in this? I don't want to scratch the tint.
Thanks for the help.
Eric
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I use Stoner's Invisible Glass (Aerosol Can, Not Liquid Spray) and it's simply a great product. As for the application I use clean microfiber towels only. I've never had an issue using that product on my tinted windows.
Here is a car detailing write up I did: http://forums.audiworld.com/a4gen2/msgs/857353.phtml
Here is a car detailing write up I did: http://forums.audiworld.com/a4gen2/msgs/857353.phtml
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Originally Posted by Tiger
How do you clean the microfiber towels? Do you just buy new ones after you use them once?
Don't ask me why, it just seems to be the regularly accepted practice...
If you're going to be throwing out your MF after one use, let me know what day is trash-day in your neighborhood