Cleaning glass inside car

Technical Area Cleaning & Detailing
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Any recommendations for cleaning the haze off inside glass and not leaving it streaky?
I have used Silvo and creme cleanser but both end up with lots of dust about when cleaning them off. Glass cleaning sprays always seem to leave streaks.

Cheers!

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Hi Vince,
I’ve used Rain-X Glass Cleaner and a microfibre towel with great success over the last few years. Buff off straight after spraying on.
Cheers
Nick

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White vinegar and newspaper :slight_smile:

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Grimex wipes are also very good- they’re gentle but remove most gunk. Am impressed with them :+1:

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We use 50/50 softened (or rain) water and spirit vinegar with a drop of washing up liquid in a trigger spray as a surface cleaner. I use that for the car windows, it seems to work. I variously use a microfibre cloth or paper kitchen towel to wipe it off.

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AutoGylm glass polish…the creme, not the liquid spray.

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I use Nilglass around the house and car glass, leaves them smear free.
From Lakeland…

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Another vote for white wine vinegar (or similar) in warm water, then clean with newspaper or robust kitchen paper.

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Fairy liquid will do a great job

Just make sure it’s properly dry by using a hand towel.

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Have to decide which to try first!

Thanks

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Any proprietary liquid cleaner, but as MX5-MLE states, you must use newspaper.
I worked in car dealerships for 20 years and the cleaners always swore by newspaper.

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Gtechnic Liquid crystal for me

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Will it come up better with the Telegraph or can I use The Sun :wink:

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I was a fan of Autoglym both cream and fast glass until
I borrowed some Rainex, amazing stuff.

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I think it would have to be The Observer. :joy::joy:

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That’s so bad it’s good :joy:

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I cannor rate Autoglym Fastglass enough, inside and out. As the name implies it flashes off quickly avoiding marks and residue.

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My favourite for glass, car glass, ipad and computer screens etc etc is Mr Muscle glass cleaner and a good microfiber cloth. Avoid the 10 for a £ cloths, awful things.

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I just use clean water, a Flunkey Cloth and a good quality microfibre towel.