Ok, so I have spent plenty of time cleaning my windows with Adams glass cleaner (Still the old as I have about a half gallon left).
I have clayed the windows twice so far in the trucks 16k mile life.
I clean them weekly with Adams and the glass towels.
I have tried to use AP Cleaner on them as well. When I used this I noticed a film showed up but went away after a wipe with the glass cleaner and towel.
The issue I am having is that I can always seem to see the outline of where the wipers go, not like its dirty but if the window is foggy or covered in dew I still see it. Take this morning for example, the window was totally covered in a fine layer of moisture, but I could see all kinds of lines and streaks in it and I have not used the wipers since cleaning the window the day before. Not sure how to remove these or that seeming haze on the window.
Ideas are appreciated. I am planning an order for labor day so if it is something I dont have I can always add it to the order if it seems to get enough agreement.
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Ok, so I have spent plenty of time cleaning my windows with Adams glass cleaner (Still the old as I have about a half gallon left).
I have clayed the windows twice so far in the trucks 16k mile life.
I clean them weekly with Adams and the glass towels.
I have tried to use AP Cleaner on them as well. When I used this I noticed a film showed up but went away after a wipe with the glass cleaner and towel.
The issue I am having is that I can always seem to see the outline of where the wipers go, not like its dirty but if the window is foggy or covered in dew I still see it. Take this morning for example, the window was totally covered in a fine layer of moisture, but I could see all kinds of lines and streaks in it and I have not used the wipers since cleaning the window the day before. Not sure how to remove these or that seeming haze on the window.
Ideas are appreciated. I am planning an order for labor day so if it is something I dont have I can always add it to the order if it seems to get enough agreement.
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