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rtmoparguy · Oct 20, 2012

i use rubbing alcohol and water mix.works good for me.1 bottle of alcohol and same amount of water in a spray bottle.

rizzleram · Nov 6, 2012

I really like Stoners but I'd like to try something new.

SirGeorgeKillian · Nov 6, 2012

Newspaper and windex is what we use on the firetrucks, what I use on my windows too.

TheMaddog · Nov 6, 2012

I use windex with a coffee filter. Never had a problem.

Coffee filters work better than news paper

klu408 · Dec 23, 2012

Im in the rubbing isoprophyl alcohol and water crowd... got the tip from a buddy that tints windows for a living... so hes about tried them all and thats what he uses

Chewy · Dec 23, 2012

I'm an Adams guy. It's the best I've ever used. Unlike others, it's safe on everything. No alcohol or ammonia. Have window tint? Don't use alcohol or Windex.

Adams with their glass microfiber and you'll wonder why you were screwing around with anything else. I've tried all the other tricks and ended when I found this method.

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Doc221 · Aug 3, 2013

Just used RainX 2 in 1 and holy streaks batman!! 3M always seemed to work well but im going to try some of these suggestions.

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Cobayashi · Aug 30, 2013

vinegar and water, cost next to nothing, vinegar is a natural cleaner and also gets water deposits off the exterior of the window with out removing products like rainx in the process.

quietpeen · Aug 30, 2013

Adams for sure..... I just converted my dad to Adams glass cleaner also

RAtmosphere · Aug 30, 2013

Maddog...i couldnt agree more. As I read this i was wondering if anyone used coffee filters, as I do too....Sweet....they work great......

RAMAlaska · Aug 30, 2013

My time in military school, the Army and on into the ambulance, I have never used anything but windex and newspaper. Has never failed. I tried some armor all window cleaner and its a close second to windex. Be careful with your vinegar solutions, the acetic acid in there, while mild can discolor things if left on too long. (trim, leather, etc....) This effect can be magnified by direct sun/heat.

zicemanz · Sep 12, 2015

Glass cleaner and any type of newspaper.

tipnitty · Sep 12, 2015

Invisible glass for windows and chrome with a window use microfiber towel. No streaks anywhere.

Thatdude596 · Sep 13, 2015

rainwater

longisland1500 · Sep 20, 2015

MADDOG said:
Stoner is good stuff. I use a microfiber towel and some cleaner I get from Costco called "Sprayway Glass Cleaner" made in Addison, IL. Works great.

Good Stuff!

MrHarleyGuy · Sep 20, 2015

Ive used Adams Glass cleaner for a long time. Tried the Stoner Invisible glass cleaner, much better then Adams, and only $3.50 for 22oz, then $13 for 12oz Adams. Use 2 microfiber waffle weave towels, 1 to clean off the Stoner, and then the other to polish off the residue if any is there. Works wonders. I use this with Adams Glass sealant, perfect combo for me.

guzzel · Sep 20, 2015

res1551cue said:
What is everyone using to clean there windows? I have used everything from RainX to ArmorAll window cleaners but they always seem to streak and fog up or turn hazy after a week. I currently live in Guam which is a tropical climate location where it rains just about everyday so the rain is nothing but saltwater. Also glass cleaner selections are limited. Would waxing it with turtle wax or some other type of wax work better?

Any advice is greatly appreciated.

Invisible Glass with soft cloth.

Medic4302 · Sep 21, 2015

Sprayaway and a waffle MF.

Bullitt279 · Oct 9, 2015

Anyone have good tips for tinted windows with vapor film, from ecigs? This is the hardest part to keeping truck clean other than kid toys and crumbs.

Forcepro · Oct 9, 2015

The best thing for cleaning glass is using your ammonia-free glass cleaner of choice ( I use Invisible Glass) and then using a couple microfiber towels (300 Grams per Square Meter or less)
Premium 16 x 16 Blue Korean Microfiber Glass and Window Towel | The Rag Company

Use one to wipe off the cleaner and the other one to buff the glass. Using two or more microfiber towels is the key to eliminating streaks.

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