Cleaner windows and Griot's waterless wash

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I'm very particular about my windows and usually wash with ONR and then go over them with a cut solution of WAUD and they are pretty good, I clean them all the TIME, no dogs, smokers, kids or pets in my cars. I'm no stranger to Stoner's IG either. Well today I ONR'ed them and then went over them using Griot's waterless wash, gentle spritz of the stuff, wipe and buff and while riding around today I can't help but think the windows are open, very clear. I haven't really tried the Griot's on anything else yet. Give this a try and let me know what you think.
 
Hey, thanks for the tip, wouldn't have thought of that. No streaking or other such effects in "weird lighting" huh?



Yeah, between the dogs and being a fanatic about the windshields, I'm cleaning lots of glass *every* day.
 
I bought a box of those Griots polypropylene wipes to use with glass cleaner because streaking and hazing drives me bonkers practically year round down here. So far, they're not half bad. The real test will be this summer.
 
Bill D said:
I bought a box of those Griots polypropylene wipes to use with glass cleaner because streaking and hazing drives me bonkers practically year round down here. So far, they're not half bad...
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I think you already know how *I* feel about those wipes :D
 
Accumulator said:
Hey, thanks for the tip, wouldn't have thought of that. No streaking or other such effects in "weird lighting" huh?



Yeah, between the dogs and being a fanatic about the windshields, I'm cleaning lots of glass *every* day.
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I didn't really evaluate in low sun or anything tricky but just during the normal daylight they look fantastic. I'm not sure you want to really use this solution as they suggest by soaking a fender and wiping down, if it worked perfectly it would make each wash quite expensive but for windows no problem
 
pdsterns- Well, I'm not about to change my regular wash technique, but I like to keep an open mind about less-critical stuff such as the glass.



But it *is* those "tricky" conditions that I was wondering about :think:
 
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