New way of cleaning windows
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New way of cleaning windows
If you're like me, you have 10 different window glass cleaning products that don't work. Well today I tried some new stuff and found something that worked.

This was done with Soft Scrub. It's better to only clean small areas at a time. This stuff dries into a powder if left out too long so just take your time.

This was done with Soft Scrub. It's better to only clean small areas at a time. This stuff dries into a powder if left out too long so just take your time.
Originally Posted by BlackWindEXE
am i supposed to be seeing water spots?
I believe Soft Scrub has bleach in it. So, I might be a little nervous about using it on my car. A good glass polish will give you the same results without the risk of bleach.
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^ What he said. Sorry, I normally don't post pictures cause I suck at taking them. But most people want to see them.
The Soft Scrub I am using actually contains no bleach. And I did not find it difficult to keep it off the paint.
But just thought I'd share my experiences with anyone else who was having a hard time getting water spots off.
The Soft Scrub I am using actually contains no bleach. And I did not find it difficult to keep it off the paint.
But just thought I'd share my experiences with anyone else who was having a hard time getting water spots off.
I used clay bar the other day and it cleaned everything right off.
There was a thread about this but I could not find it to post this up.
So try clay bar. It works great. And you can do the entire window if you like at once.
There was a thread about this but I could not find it to post this up.
So try clay bar. It works great. And you can do the entire window if you like at once.
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I tried that before but it didn't seem to pick anything up
I bought Mother's Clay Bar awhile back and I don't think it does anything (in fact I think it's silly putty rebadged). Is there a specific clay bar that I need to be using?
I bought Mother's Clay Bar awhile back and I don't think it does anything (in fact I think it's silly putty rebadged). Is there a specific clay bar that I need to be using?
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I HAVE USED IN THE PAST A STEEL WOOL .. AND PROFFESSIONAL GLASS CLEANER .. GETS EVERYTHING OFF OF GLASS ..
GETS OFF WATER SPOTS / OVERSPRAY / SAP /...
VERY IMPORTANT : THE STEEL WOOL MUST BE #0000 GRIT
I USED IT AS A DETAILER A WHILE BACK ..

GETS OFF WATER SPOTS / OVERSPRAY / SAP /...
VERY IMPORTANT : THE STEEL WOOL MUST BE #0000 GRIT
I USED IT AS A DETAILER A WHILE BACK ..

Last edited by WILLIE BEANS; Sep 10, 2007 at 11:53 AM.
I baught some 3M glass cleaner and it is great stuf!!
http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3...glX9WCX8T20Xbl
Safe to use on tint - never seen anything clean like this stuff!
-Sean
http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3...glX9WCX8T20Xbl
Safe to use on tint - never seen anything clean like this stuff!
-Sean
Originally Posted by App6MT
I tried that before but it didn't seem to pick anything up
I bought Mother's Clay Bar awhile back and I don't think it does anything (in fact I think it's silly putty rebadged). Is there a specific clay bar that I need to be using?
I bought Mother's Clay Bar awhile back and I don't think it does anything (in fact I think it's silly putty rebadged). Is there a specific clay bar that I need to be using?


