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**grattperret** · 09-28-2010, 04:19 AM

SprayWay or Invisible Glass are your only two cleaners, either is great, just depends on which one you have available.

All those other cleaners have detergents in them and they never come off, no matter how much you wipe. Also, rags that have been laundered also have detergents infused in that will leave haze as well. Newspaper is amazing for glass cleaning.

I don't think I was clear on what this residue is. During a nice clear day, it is perfectly clear and invisible. It doesn't produce a haze.

If you touch the windshield with your nail and drag it across, it feels rough, not smooth like glass should be. The residue has hardened which is why I am having such a devil of a time getting it off.

I've been half way tempted to take it to a professional to have the glass machine polished.

I'll try and take a picture of it tonight when I get a free moment.

09-28-2010, 04:19 AM	#86
grattperret Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 457 Senior Member	SprayWay or Invisible Glass are your only two cleaners, either is great, just depends on which one you have available. All those other cleaners have detergents in them and they never come off, no matter how much you wipe. Also, rags that have been laundered also have detergents infused in that will leave haze as well. Newspaper is amazing for glass cleaning. I don't think I was clear on what this residue is. During a nice clear day, it is perfectly clear and invisible. It doesn't produce a haze. If you touch the windshield with your nail and drag it across, it feels rough, not smooth like glass should be. The residue has hardened which is why I am having such a devil of a time getting it off. I've been half way tempted to take it to a professional to have the glass machine polished. I'll try and take a picture of it tonight when I get a free moment.
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