Hi All, first post on these forums... Let me know if I did anything incorrectly.
I just received my FIRST EVER Adam's Mystery Box in the mail today, and was pleasantly surprised to find that I had been shipped a bottle of Adam's Glass Sealant, among other things.
I watched a video tutorial on Youtube, from Adam's themselves, on how to use this product. Pretty straightforward.
Towards the end of the video, the presenter mentioned that to clean the sealant residue off of the glass, you MUST use Adam's specific glass cleaner.
I usually use Meguiar's glass cleaner, or Rain-X branded glass cleaner (NOT with the hydrophobic treatment chemicals in it, just cleaner), would both of these be a no-go, since I assume they are either ammonia or alcohol based? I don't want to waste sealant by cleaning the residue off with something that removes the sealant itself...
Would it be safer/smarter to use some waterless wash, diluted in a spray bottle to clean the residue off?
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Hi All, first post on these forums... Let me know if I did anything incorrectly.
I just received my FIRST EVER Adam's Mystery Box in the mail today, and was pleasantly surprised to find that I had been shipped a bottle of Adam's Glass Sealant, among other things.
I watched a video tutorial on Youtube, from Adam's themselves, on how to use this product. Pretty straightforward.
Towards the end of the video, the presenter mentioned that to clean the sealant residue off of the glass, you MUST use Adam's specific glass cleaner.
I usually use Meguiar's glass cleaner, or Rain-X branded glass cleaner (NOT with the hydrophobic treatment chemicals in it, just cleaner), would both of these be a no-go, since I assume they are either ammonia or alcohol based? I don't want to waste sealant by cleaning the residue off with something that removes the sealant itself...
Would it be safer/smarter to use some waterless wash, diluted in a spray bottle to clean the residue off?
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