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The best cleaning product for car windows since "Glass Wax----no longer
sold" is to use micro-fibre cloths. What you should find is a micro-fibre
/pad/cloth that has an enclosed sponge somewhat like the old bug removers that
were always in the nasty dirty water at the gasoline stations of old. Then
dry the window after cleaning with them with another micro-fibre cloth.
You can generally find what you need at Walmart. Use plain water, perhaps
with a dose of Windex.
This will do an excellent job of cleaning the dirt and built up
Armor-All(never use this stuff on you interior because when it evaporates
it leaves your windows in horrible condition and absolutely will ruin your
interior vinyl or leather...use it only to kill weeds in your yard)
and cigarette scum from your inside windows with virtually no streaking.
Glass Wax worked extremely well, but there is no reason that you cannot use
any good auto cleaner wax also. Micro-Fibres do an excellent job and
are faster.
Check them out at this website..
Roger Schaaf
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, March 05, 2007 5:15
PM
Subject: [FWDLK] Cleaning Car Windows
without Streaks
Folks...
I can't seem to prevent streaking when I clean the windows of my '55 and
'56 NYer St. Regis cars. Does anyone have sure fire method of getting
streakless clean windows?
Thanks
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