Glass Sealant

[Mbrazelton]

I have watched the video a couple times on Glass Sealant, and followed the steps.  But I can never seem to get alittle bit of the haze off the window with Glass Sealant, it looks good from one angle but if you look at the corners it still has a haze.  I have cleaned the window two or three times, and it has even rained a couple times. 

 

 

[Beemer]

Try some Brilliant Glaze if you have any.

[Thorsager]

Try using Adams Glass Boost to remove the glass sealant.

[8675309'SS]

Try using Adams Glass Boost to remove the glass sealant.

I think Glass Boost will give you the opposite of what you desire, since it's designed to prolong the life of the glass sealant. I'm thinking that Brilliant Glaze is a good option to try for sealant removal.

http://adamspolishes.com/adam-s-glass-boost-8oz.html

[Mariner]

I’d hit it with a clay bar and start over. Your haze could be anything between a plain dirty windshield to uncured sealant.

[Mbrazelton]

I’d hit it with a clay bar and start over. Your haze could be anything between a plain dirty windshield to uncured sealant.

 

Yeah, I was kind of thinking the same, or maybe the towel was to saturated and I just need to re clean it. I don't want to use Brilliant Glaze because it is the outside of the window, from what I understand that is a inside window trick.

[Mariner]

Yeah, I was kind of thinking the same, or maybe the towel was to saturated and I just need to re clean it. I don't want to use Brilliant Glaze because it is the outside of the window, from what I understand that is a inside window trick.

Brilliant Glaze will work on the exterior too, but I prefer to use Revive Hand Polish to clean exterior windows. I use it to take off hard water spots at least once a month. If you’re set on starting over just hit it with a clay bar or RHP, then start fresh. Trying to track down haze solutions can be a huge pain at times.

[pirahnah3]

How was the window prepped, it can make all the difference for application. There might have been some residue of something in those corners still. 

[Mbrazelton]

How was the window prepped, it can make all the difference for application. There might have been some residue of something in those corners still. 

 

I sprayed it off and scrubbed it with glass cleaner, then clay with glass cleaner, then wiped it off, then sealed it. 

[Beemer]

Yeah, I was kind of thinking the same, or maybe the towel was to saturated and I just need to re clean it. I don't want to use Brilliant Glaze because it is the outside of the window, from what I understand that is a inside window trick.

 

Brilliant Glaze works GREAT on the exterior glass. And it has some solvents in it that might help to remove the haze.

[Dan@Adams]

Agree with Roger. I've been using Brilliant Glaze on exterior glass for at least 5 years now, even way back when it was still called Brilliant Spray Glaze

[Mbrazelton]

Will the Brilliant glaze affect the Glass Sealant? 

[Beemer]

Will the Brilliant glaze affect the Glass Sealant? 

 

Just by making it look better.

[Mbrazelton]

Wen tout tonight when I got home and did the inside and outside of the window, seems to work pretty good!