Window Cleaning Question

[ExpressThis13]

Well my truck is a DD and always park outside with the elements of nature and my windshield is getting what looks like little specs of tree sap. I've tried Stoners Invisible Glass cleaner with no luck getting them off. I have heard of a water/vinager mix to get of water spots on windos but would this work for this? I do have some windex multi surface with vinager would this work to get rid of them? What about claying the windows? I do have it treated with RainX but if I were to use whatever and it takes it off I have more to re apply so no problem there. Please help.

[Toms94]

Well, I'd try the clay. It will take most, if not all of it off, I'd bet.

[bigred vette]

Clay bar should pull those spots right up, as long as their not pits or little rock chips. I would also recommend Adams glass cleaner and glass towels, its garunteed to be the best glass cleaner 110% garunteed.

Edited August 26, 2009 by bigred vette

[Bill-V8V]

Clay bar should pull those spots right up, as long as their not pits or little rock chips. I would also recommend Adams glass cleaner and glass towels, its guaranteed to be the best glass cleaner 110% guaranteed.

 

 

:iagree::iagree:

 

 

I always clay my glass, you'll be amazed at the difference and Adam's new glass cleaner is 10 times better than any other glass cleaner I have ever tried :thumbsup::thumbsup:

[11chevz71]

[jjwvette]

Try a little BSG on the glass after you clean it

[Team Adam's]

Clay

Clay

Clay

Clay

Clay

Clay!!!

 

Definitely clay it and that should solve the problem. In your case I'd also recommend treating the windsheild to a coat of MSW and maintain it with BSG... keeping a protective layer on your glass can make cleanup and maintenance down the line much easier.

 

Also, you should ditch the Invisible Glass and try the Adams glass cleaner... MUCH better performance IMO, and if you do the math, in the gallon form its much cheaper per oz.

 

 

[bigred vette]

Clay

Clay

Clay

Clay

Clay

Clay!!!

 

Definitely clay it and that should solve the problem. In your case I'd also recommend treating the windsheild to a coat of MSW and maintain it with BSG... keeping a protective layer on your glass can make cleanup and maintenance down the line much easier.

 

Also, you should ditch the Invisible Glass and try the Adams glass cleaner... MUCH better performance IMO, and if you do the math, in the gallon form its much cheaper per oz.

 

 

Dylan, will the MSW leave a hazy or oily looking film that will be visible at night?

[Team Adam's]

Not in my experience.

[Superdutytd]

Not in my experience.

 

I put MSW over my back glass on my truck and it slides right off. I pretty much upkeep my windows with BSG.

[xlr8rvette]

Try a little BSG on the glass after you clean it

 

 

:iagree: Works for me. Let it sit for 20 minutes or so before wipe

[ExpressThis13]

well i don't have any bsg but i did clay my windows this weekend and they look great. thanks all for the input.

[Chewy]

I have BSG Eric... Like I've said... Just come on over and you can try it...