Looking for glass cleaner

[marlettpat]

I am looking for a certain glass cleaner. i cant remember what it is called but i do remember that it comes in an aerosol can. something like invisible something or other. it works really well. i had it once in the past and it did wonders but i cant seem to find it now. i have checked kmart, walmart, and auto zone with no luck can anyone help me out?
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[lee]

Stoner's Invisible glass cleaner would be my guess, pretty good stuf.

pretty good stuf

I second that.

[GreenMarine]

Originally posted by lee
Stoner's Invisible glass cleaner would be my guess, pretty good stuf.

Where do we get that stuff??? Every time I clean my glass I get streaks... Why??? I use Windex... Is it the towel that I'm using???

Your not cleanin them in direct sunlight are ya?

[NomadTW]

yeah stoner brand invisible glass
best stuff on the market
pep boys or any of the like places has it
it has a bright yellow cap, but is still easy to miss in the mess of car car products on the wall

[GreenMarine]

Originally posted by Shot king
Your not cleanin them in direct sunlight are ya?

I guess that kinda makes the problem worse huh??? I'll have to start cleaning them on clowdy days or in a car park somewhere...

[NomadTW]

hose the windshield down with cold water and dry it before you wash it, it should cool it off enough to not mess it up, although i've never had a problem with the stoner in the sun

[lee]

Originally posted by GreenMarineSVX


Where do we get that stuff??? Every time I clean my glass I get streaks... Why??? I use Windex... Is it the towel that I'm using???

It could easily be the towel. For car cleaning products you should use what's called a microfiber towel. Then also make sure when they get washed - no fabric softener. BTW, paper towels have fabric softener in them so they don't feel so rough (wood product after all). It's the softener that frequently causes problems.

You can pick up cheap microfibers at Wally-World. Alternately (on glass) use newspaper (not the colored ink pages). Microfibers are great for drying, wax removal and window cleaning - maybe more, but that's what I use them for anyway.

If ya wanna go expensive ya could always try the good old chamois.