Ceramic boost use on glass

[S.S]

Ok I don't understand why the one guy stated do not use on glass and then posted supposed steps.. I bought this because it could be used on all surfaces. It says on the back of my bottle as step 4 repeat on all surfaces paint, glass, plastic, chrome. Then it also says used on any exterior surfaces paint, trim and glass. So what's the deal?? I haven't used on my car yet but I wanted to just on the glass for now. I got tired of doing rain x and that was a huge reason why I purchased this product was for the rain bead up on my windshield etc. Also because I have a white car and GM decided to make every model car matching color plastic splash guards for cars but they didn't for my model go figure. So I also was going to use this to help the dirt and road grim from sticking on my lower door panels and trim by the wheel Wells to try keeping my white paint white and easier to clean the crap off.

[Yo-Yo Ma's Cousin]

So the old version of CB was not safe on glass. You have the new version ceramic Boost 2.0 and it is safe on glss as specified on the bottle.

 

its a great product, my only advice is that a little product will go a long way. 

[RayS]

As @Yo-Yo Ma's Cousin stated the old version wasn't safe for glass, but the new one is and I use on my side and back windows.  For the windshield I use the Glass Sealant and go over it every few weeks with Glass Boost, I also use Glass Boost on the outside mirrors.

 

Also, the statement about a little goes a long way is very true, so be careful with the volume of product being applied or your end up with streaks and possibly a rainbow effect on the window.  Also, I recommend not using it more than every 4-6 weeks to prevent build-up.   Finally, if you apply it to a microfiber towel and do you wheels after you have cleaned them and they are still wet, the brake dust comes off much easier.

[tlbullet]

I second RayS!  I use glass sealant and Glass Boost regularly.   Water beads and slides off..streak free.  Like yo-yo ma said, CB 2.0 is safe on glass, but the GB and GS are much easier to use on glass.