Outside can be buffed with compound to remove imbedded stuffs, inside can use a magic eraser (don't let it drip on the dash) and then reclean with Windex after
Window cleaning
Washed both of my cars this week. They look really nice, but the windows on both of them are awful, especially when heading toward the sun. Both the inside and the outside just won't clean up for me. I've tried vinegar water and newspaper, BonAmi and Sprayway Glass Cleaner. None of it makes a dent. Got any suggestions? The cabriolet windshield still has evidence of where the Maroney sticker was when the sun hits it.
I try my best to avoid heading into the sun, because with all the plastic on the car, I know that if I get too close it might melt.
Len
2014 EV Coupe 20,000 miles
2014 EV Cabriolet 17,500 miles
I try my best to avoid heading into the sun, because with all the plastic on the car, I know that if I get too close it might melt.
Len
2014 EV Coupe 20,000 miles
2014 EV Cabriolet 17,500 miles
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I would never use polishing compound, of steel wool, on any glass surface. Thats a NO NO. Nothing abrasive. Try using the 2 micro towel system. Use glass clean with the first towel. Then polish the glass with the 2nd one. There are many automotive glass cleaners on the market, that will clean the fogging from plastic vapors off.
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