Glass sealant on inside of windows to stop kid fingerprints???

[TexWalker]

I have two young kids and two dogs who love to make window artwork. And, while I love the family, I am tired of cleaning windows! Can I use the glass sealant on the inside of tinted windows in the suburban and my truck?

[Beemer]

That's probably not a good idea.  The sealant wouldn't play well with the tint and you'd still get fingerprints.

 

Try using Brilliant Glaze. Makes the interior glass super slick so prints don't stick to it as well. You won't get as many prints and the ones you DO get will come off easier.

[TexWalker]

I figured as much, but I wanted to check and see, just in case.

[Beemer]

I have had my grand daughter help me while detailing from time to time.  Now that she has been responsible for cleaning the glass she is much more careful about putting her fingers on it.

 

(Yes - I go back over it later when she's not around,  She's only 7 and I don't expect perfection.)

[Nickfire20]

I use brilliant glaze on my inside windows and doors of my house, it makes cleaning the dog licks and nose prints much simpler

[Mariner]

If I have my windows up at any point during my dog's rides in the 4Runner, they punish me with serious nose art. Because of this we drive around with all the windows down, including the lift gate window, all the time. I've found the aerosol glass cleaner to clean off basically anything on my windows with ease, including nose art that's been baked on for a month.

[TexWalker]

The Adams glass cleaner solves my problem every time...I just wanted to try to clean them less

[falcaineer]

Especially for the windshield, where you probably don't get many fingerprints anyway, I would say no. Guessing it would mess with the defrost function. As for the suggestions, I'd second BG.

Edited September 28, 2017 by falcaineer

[BrianT]

Take it from me, glass sealant is for the outside! I did the inside of a brand new Mopar replacament windshield and because you are at a funny position I couldn't get it 100%!! I didn't know how bad it was, it's the wife's Durango and it took me hours with clay and glass cleaner to get that sealant off!

 

http://www.adamsforums.com/topic/32194-glass-sealant-i-did-something-wrong/?hl=sealant

Edited September 28, 2017 by BrianT

[TexWalker]

Hahahahahaha, good to know!

 

Appreciate the insight guys

[BrianT]

The funny part was I didn't remember doing and I really thought there was something wrong with windshield!