Interior Windshield won't come clean

[Smart Bob]

I use hydrogen peroxide to clean glass. It works great and doesn't streak or have any odor. I use approximately 70% Hydrogen Peroxide and 30% water and mix in a spray bottle. Hydrogen peroxide is very inexpensive.

[jediknight36]

Originally Posted by Smart Bob

I use hydrogen peroxide to clean glass. It works great and doesn't streak or have any odor. I use approximately 70% Hydrogen Peroxide and 30% water and mix in a spray bottle. Hydrogen peroxide is very inexpensive.

Are you serious? Has it worked on the film?

[Chris Wurgler]

Seriouse? What time is the Film?
or should I go home?.............

[jediknight36]

Originally Posted by Chris Wurgler

Seriouse? What time is the Film?
or should I go home?.............

Get some sleep Chirs...You look like you need it!

[psimison]

Go to your newspaper. Buy a roll end of unprinted newspaper. Usually very cheap. Clean with your normal cleaner (if it's good) and dry with crumpled unprinted newspaper. It does the best job. It may take a couple of times to get the film off the glass. Use plenty.

[MB DNA]

Originally Posted by jediknight36

Last year All I heard were praises for Rain-X. WTH?

Hmm, got 5 vehicles plus 1 smart all of which have their windshields Rain-X'd every couple months. If you begin with a CLEAN windshield, make a couple applications of Rain-X and then buff off the haze - ALL IS GOOD!

As for Rain-X harming the windshield wipers, I think that's an ozone/pollutant issue combined with a wiper lifecycle of about a year. After all, no consumer product company wants you to have a windshield wiper that can last longer than a year.

In NC the inspection gorillas make certain of that by twisting the ends and making sure they get to sell you a new set in order to pass the yearly inspection!

[jediknight36]

Originally Posted by MB DNA

Hmm, got 5 vehicles plus 1 smart all of which have their windshields Rain-X'd every couple months. If you begin with a CLEAN windshield, make a couple applications of Rain-X and then buff off the haze - ALL IS GOOD!

As for Rain-X harming the windshield wipers, I think that's an ozone/pollutant issue combined with a wiper lifecycle of about a year. After all, no consumer product company wants you to have a windshield wiper that can last longer than a year.

In NC the inspection gorillas make certain of that by twisting the ends and making sure they get to sell you a new set in order to pass the yearly inspection!

Is it Rain-X or rain-x 2-in-1? This is 2-in-1 Im talking about. Its hard to find just rain-x around here so that what I got.

[MB DNA]

Originally Posted by jediknight36

Is it Rain-X or rain-x 2-in-1? This is 2-in-1 Im talking about. Its hard to find just rain-x around here so that what I got.

Rain-X Original NOT the 2-in-1 Glass Cleaner with Rain Repellant. I believe I bought it at ChinaMart.

[SloPok]

Originally Posted by jediknight36

I have a $500 deductable on the insurance. Windex worked on my other car. The dry scrubbing only works for about a day. I will dry the clear windex. I barff at the smell of vinager. Last year All I heard were praises for Rain-X. WTH?

No smoking here. Probably the plastic thing. But the dealership didn't even want to clean it. I had to insist.

What the alcohol touched right away worked great, but it evaporated too quickly. And with asthma, not sure how well acetone will work but I might try it.

Costco sells a window cleaner that's 1000% better than Windex. Spray Away is the name. I have a car that has tint on the windows and this is what I use to get them clean plus not harm the tint material.

The wife uses it on the counters and the range. Works great.

[theguywiththelongestname]

Originally Posted by DarthMalaguti

I've had great success with a product called "Invisible Glass". I use it on the interior and exterior glass.

Me too...Invisible Glass works well..

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