Mazda Miata: Glass cleaner

Dana Myers wrote: 

That's funny, I was just about to post the same product suggestion, at
almost the exact same time when I saw your post. I know a house-cleaner
that knows nothing about automobile products in general, but she found
the Armor-All brand to be the best glass cleaner to use as well.
I generally don't like Armor-All products, a neighbor once "helped me
out" by putting armor-all tire treatment on my top in large quantities.
It took a long time to get it off, and the car still had greasy streaks
running down it after several washings.

But the glass cleaner does work very well, I use it in the house and on
my car windows.

Pat
'96M

pws wrote:
 

It's the only stuff we've ever found that reliably doesn't
streak on mirrors in the bathrooms...

Dana

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"Randy Maheux" <net> wrote:
 

Use Bon-Ami cleanser on a wet sponge (only Bon-Ami, no other brand).
Rinse, then polish with newsprint.

BTW, don't clean glass in the sun, or it will streak.

--
Lanny Chambers, St. Louis, USA
'94C
the alignment page:
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Years ago I got a great tip from a professional janitorial employee. Use a
little ammonia in water. Ammonia is a great cleaner and evaporates without
leaving any residue behind. I keep a spray bottle handy for windows and any
other little cleanup job. It works superbly, and it is very inexpensive. I
use the mixture all the time for everything (top, dashboard, door panels,
seats, etc.) and the same 2 quart ammonia bottle has lasted for over six
years!



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Larry Gadbois wrote:
 

Sure, but I'd suggest using either really soft water,
distilled water, deionized water or, in a pinch, even
Aquafina water ;-)

Dana

When I clean the glass in my baby, it streaks after 24 to 48 hours (top up
or down). I've tried Windex, a "professional" spray cleaner, a
water/alcohol mix, and Streak Free (a glass polish). It doesn't matter if I
use T-shirts, towels, paper towels or newspaper - they still streak! Any
ideas on a way to clean them so they stay streak-free for a few days?

Randy

Stoner's Invisible Glass with a microfiber cloth works very well and
seems to keep the windows clean for a couple of weeks. Everything else
seems to fog back up very quickly.

Tom
92 Red

Dana Myers wrote:
 

Professional window cleaners use dishwashing liquid with water.
Give that a try before going out and buying some chemicals..

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