Getting 303 off glass

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imported_Neothin

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So this morning I was happily dressing the interior of the tC with some 303 protectant. I finish up and then notice that I accidently got some on the inside of the windshield when I was doing the dash. I go grab a clean MF and wipe it off. A few swipes later, the 303 is still there. I go grab some IG and spray it on the towel and take a few more swipes. The 303 still remains. Now I'm getting a little agitated. I go into the dusty bin and grab some old eagle one glass cleaner and try that... no luck.



How the heck do I get 303 off my windshield?! all the products ive tried do nothing but smear it around.
 
I have done the same thing and used two or three applications of Safeway Glass Polish. It should eventually get rid of it. I learned my lesson though and now I always spray my small, applicator mit and apply the 303 that way rather than direct spray. If buffing is required, you can use a cotton towel to follow up. I would use cotton rather than microfiber because I find the microfiber takes too much off whereas the cotton rubs it in better.
 
Used a 12x12 3M Kitchen MF to apply it, a smaller white towel folded 3 times.



Loosened the wet product with a baby wipe and came right off with underside of the MF.



I got a 2 inch streak on my windshield and missed the lines once. Seemed to come

off right away with the baby wipe. It wasn't planned, it was just like, 2am, aw man, what now?, oh darn, grab a baby wipe from the laundry area, luckily it worked. The product is not very forgiving.



But it does make the vinyl 'feel and look' like leather, so overall I dig it.
 
Used a 12x12 3M Kitchen MF to apply it, a smaller white towel folded 3 times.



Loosened the wet product with a baby wipe and came right off with underside of the MF.



I got a 2 inch streak on my windshield and missed the lines once. Seemed to come off right away with the baby wipe. It wasn't planned, it was just like, 2am, aww man, what now?, oh darn, grab a baby wipe from the laundry area, luckily it worked. The product is not very forgiving.



But s w e e t results.
 
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