[IONredlineRACER]

As the title says, I'm wondering what everyone uses to clean the inside of their windows. I've used Windex before, but it seems that it can cause the windows to fog up when the sun hits it at the right angle. Is there something I can use that won't cause the windows to fog up?

 

[RedlineNoob]

Surprisingly the last time I did mine. i didnt have anything but my shammy. I washed the car dried it and wringed it as dry as i could then wiped my windows and surprisingly they came out pretty damn good.

 

[golden chicken]

Sprayway, Inc. - Products

We use it at work. It's pretty good.

 

[GETCARTER]

As the title says, I'm wondering what everyone uses to clean the inside of their windows. I've used Windex before, but it seems that it can cause the windows to fog up when the sun hits it at the right angle. Is there something I can use that won't cause the windows to fog up?

I normally use Invisible spray glass cleaner, made by Stoner. If not I use just any glass cleaner that is tint friendly, Not trying to sound like a ass in any way but the biggest problem some people have with cleaning windows is they will spray the window and use one piece of paper-towel to scrub it clean AND to dry it. I find spraying it and having two things on paper-towel ready.. 1 to scrub it clean and a 100% dry one to wipe it dry. After that its perfect no haze etc.

 

[recaro86]

Sprayway, Inc. - Products

We use it at work. It's pretty good.

I have also used this stuff^ works well on heavily soiled glass like heavy eqp. too. The best part about it is Fastenall carries it on the shelf.

 

[4g63]

Sprayway, Inc. - Products

We use it at work. It's pretty good.

This. It can be found at Wally World, I sometimes use it at my tint shop or recommend it to my customers.

 

[IONredlineRACER]

Sprayway, Inc. - Products

We use it at work. It's pretty good.

This seems to be a popular product. I'll have to pick some up next time I'm at Walmart.

Thanks for the input, everyone!

 

[golden chicken]

haha, next time a customer who smokes comes in i'll do half the windshield and try to take a picture for you.

 

[C0MM]

Just a quick bump for this thread, but RainX has an interior glass cleaner at Walmart. As of right now it works pretty well. You just need a clean microfiber cloth to really work the stuff in or else its gonna streak like a motherfucker.

 

[golden chicken]

haven't tried the rain-x glass cleaner, but i do like their exterior glass water repellent and i think their wipers were pretty highly rated.

 

[C0MM]

haven't tried the rain-x glass cleaner, but i do like their exterior glass water repellent and i think their wipers were pretty highly rated.

I've personally used both. The exterior water repellent works like a dream, but I bought a set of their wipers and they were streaky right out of the box from day 1. I ended up getting Bosch blades instead and they work much better. Only thing is that they sorta "dance around" after alittle while when you use them.

 

[golden chicken]

yeah. i use the bosch icon wipers too.

 

[richell03]

I noticed that the car washes in my area have been using a foam window cleaner instead of a liquid, plus a terry towel. So, I switched to Zep brand foam window cleaner (available at Home Depot) and it works pretty good.
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[rohitkumar]

As the title says, I'm wondering what everyone uses to clean the inside of their windows. I've used Windex before, but it seems that it can cause the windows to fog up when the sun hits it at the right angle. Is there something I can use that won't cause the windows to fog up?

I want to present some facts about Glass Cleaners that will help you to selecting the right one:
Many glass cleaners contain ammonia, which is a great grease cutter but has some significant disadvantages when it comes to cars. Ammonia can release dangerous fumes that should not be inhaled, especially in enclosed areas like the inside of your vehicle. Chemically, ammonia acts to dry out plastic, rubber, vinyl, and leather.
Most significantly, in sunnier climates, car owners often customize with additional non-factory tinting. Ammonia based cleaners cannot be used on tinted windows. If your current cleaner does not state “ammonia-free” or “safe for tinted windows” you should find another cleaner.

 

[pathsoccer]

I normally use Invisible spray glass cleaner, made by Stoner. If not I use just any glass cleaner that is tint friendly, Not trying to sound like a ass in any way but the biggest problem some people have with cleaning windows is they will spray the window and use one piece of paper-towel to scrub it clean AND to dry it. I find spraying it and having two things on paper-towel ready.. 1 to scrub it clean and a 100% dry one to wipe it dry. After that its perfect no haze etc.

Haven't tried this Stoner yet. Thanks for sharing. Would you know a good leather stain remover too? There's this stain in my car seat that I couldn't remove. It's pissing me off! LOL

 

[AnthonyTyler]

A little DIY trick I learned from my good friend Dwain Berlin with Leather Craft Secrets, and you go to your bread box in the kitchen for this one. Take a piece of bread and roll it up into a ball and rub and blot the area with the bread ball, works pretty good. Dwain has a lot of great advice for leather care, and if your interested in some great fun with leather go check out his book, it's quite impressive and I myself learned a few things.

 

[richsoucie]

invisible glass and newspaper

 

[1Redline]

A little DIY trick I learned from my good friend Dwain Berlin with Leather Craft Secrets, and you go to your bread box in the kitchen for this one. Take a piece of bread and roll it up into a ball and rub and blot the area with the bread ball, works pretty good. Dwain has a lot of great advice for leather care, and if your interested in some great fun with leather go check out his book, it's quite impressive and I myself learned a few things.

clean your car with Bread???? imp: