Interior window cleaning
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Use fast glass or some 20/20 from AutoSmart and I always use a cotton cloth (some old boxers normally) for my windows.
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Quote: posted by GaryM on 15/01/2005 13:38:57
Quote: posted by john_wintle on 15/01/2005 13:30:50
I always use a cotton cloth (some old boxers normally) for my windows.
You wash them first right?? [B)] [
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Unless you want streaks on the window[:O]
Quote: posted by john_wintle on 15/01/2005 13:30:50
I always use a cotton cloth (some old boxers normally) for my windows.
You wash them first right?? [B)] [
]Unless you want streaks on the window[:O]
Quote: posted by john_wintle on 15/01/2005 21:39:31
Quote: posted by GaryM on 15/01/2005 13:38:57
Quote: posted by john_wintle on 15/01/2005 13:30:50
I always use a cotton cloth (some old boxers normally) for my windows.
You wash them first right?? [B)] []
Unless you want streaks on the window[:O]
Or dare I say it...skids?? []
Quote: posted by GaryM on 15/01/2005 13:38:57
Quote: posted by john_wintle on 15/01/2005 13:30:50
I always use a cotton cloth (some old boxers normally) for my windows.
You wash them first right?? [B)] [
]Unless you want streaks on the window[:O]
Or dare I say it...skids?? [
]Mr Muscle window cleaner and the "AG Ultra Microfibre Glass Cloth" from http://www.seriousperformance.co.uk
The cloth is awesome and leaves no streaks or smears at all, effortless window cleaning!
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The cloth is awesome and leaves no streaks or smears at all, effortless window cleaning!
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]Does anyone find as soon as the open and close the window they get vertical streaks on all four? Im wndering if the rubbers rub against the glass as its a right pain, happened on both cars (on the old one, a pronounced line became permanent on the rears to where it meets the rubber when fully down)
Just a Vileda synthetic leather as used on the outside of the car and just water, it comes up a treat with no smears or streaks. Loads better than a proper leather (You just have to soak them in a bit at first).
Or sometimes I use Autoglym Car glass polish which is like windowlene.
Or sometimes I use Autoglym Car glass polish which is like windowlene.
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I thought i was the only one who used mr muscle glass cleaner [^]
i use it in the summer too on the outside when you get the fly splat on the screen gets it off in no time even baked on just let it soak for a couple of seconds, i find it removes all the grease off the screen as well for this time of the year
Cheers
Image2000uk
i use it in the summer too on the outside when you get the fly splat on the screen gets it off in no time even baked on just let it soak for a couple of seconds, i find it removes all the grease off the screen as well for this time of the year
Cheers
Image2000uk
Quote: posted by Sem on 15/01/2005 22:38:19
Mr Muscle window cleaner and the "AG Ultra Microfibre Glass Cloth" from http://www.seriousperformance.co.uk
The cloth is awesome and leaves no streaks or smears at all, effortless window cleaning!
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Nice guy that alex..
Those cloths are flipping amazing!
Mr Muscle window cleaner and the "AG Ultra Microfibre Glass Cloth" from http://www.seriousperformance.co.uk
The cloth is awesome and leaves no streaks or smears at all, effortless window cleaning!
Recommended [
]Double recommended [
]Nice guy that alex..
Those cloths are flipping amazing!
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