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I love to have the windows on my truck be invisible and completely spotless. I've gone weeks without washing my car, while cleaning my windows several times. I've used a ton of products and methods, but was curious as to what everyone else uses to get a truly streak-free shine.
 

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A medical huck cloth (no lint) and sprayway or stoners. Vinegar/distilled water also are great. IPA and distilled water for greasy residue.

Newspaper use to have components in the ink that helped clean, they don't anymore.

Windex can contain ammonia which will harm tinted windows and trim.

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A medical huck cloth (no lint) and sprayway or stoners. Vinegar/distilled water also are great. IPA and distilled water for greasy residue.

Newspaper use to have components in the ink that helped clean, they don't anymore.

Windex can contain ammonia which will harm tinted windows and trim.

Cheers,
GREG
Perfect answer.
 

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A medical huck cloth (no lint) and sprayway or stoners. Vinegar/distilled water also are great. IPA and distilled water for greasy residue.

Newspaper use to have components in the ink that helped clean, they don't anymore.

Windex can contain ammonia which will harm tinted windows and trim.

Cheers,
GREG
thanks for the info.... now i can throw out all that newspaper....
 

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invisible glass and newspaper
 

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Please do not use newspapers because they could cause micro scratches on the surface of the glass.
There is a simple process to make sparkling the glasses of cars (excepted lexan and polycarbonate).
Clean the outer surface with a mild degreaser (if too polluted use fine steel wool to remove dirt and organic residues), then apply a compound with cerium oxide and water, rubbing with a felt pad or cotton cloth.
The cerium oxide removes all micro scratches often present on the surface of glasses and renews the brightness.
Windshield will look like new, absolutely perfect.
There're no side-effects to the use of steel wool or cerium oxide.
 

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Stoners & microfiber cloths. Sometimes I will use this purple glass cleaner that my wife bought at a home show. Works great on the stubborn spots.
 

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Please do not use newspapers because they could cause micro scratches on the surface of the glass.
There is a simple process to make sparkling the glasses of cars (excepted lexan and polycarbonate).
Clean the outer surface with a mild degreaser (if too polluted use fine steel wool to remove dirt and organic residues), then apply a compound with cerium oxide and water, rubbing with a felt pad or cotton cloth.
The cerium oxide removes all micro scratches often present on the surface of glasses and renews the brightness.
Windshield will look like new, absolutely perfect.
There're no side-effects to the use of steel wool or cerium oxide.

Where do you get Cerium Oxide?
 
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