Wax on Windsheild
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Wax on Windsheild
Hello,
Not sure if this is the right place to ask but I am going to anyway.
I believe that at some point in time my front windsheild has been waxed. When it rains or when using the washer & wipers they are very streaky and blotchy. I have replace the wiper blades a few times thinking that they were the problem. I have also changed washer fluid several times suspecting that it might be the problem as well.
My question is, how do I get ALL of the wax and any exterior residue off my windsheild. Is there a solvent that I can use? or any tricks? I have used Stoney's invisible glass on it, windex, brake cleaner, I cannot get this off and its really driving me crazy.
Thanks for your help.
Jordan
Not sure if this is the right place to ask but I am going to anyway.
I believe that at some point in time my front windsheild has been waxed. When it rains or when using the washer & wipers they are very streaky and blotchy. I have replace the wiper blades a few times thinking that they were the problem. I have also changed washer fluid several times suspecting that it might be the problem as well.
My question is, how do I get ALL of the wax and any exterior residue off my windsheild. Is there a solvent that I can use? or any tricks? I have used Stoney's invisible glass on it, windex, brake cleaner, I cannot get this off and its really driving me crazy.
Thanks for your help.
Jordan
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Donkeypuncher wrote:I would think lacquer thinner or acetone should cut through any wax on there. Just don't get it on your paint.
A safer way is to use Bon Ami (similiar to Comet) It won't scratch the glass and will strip any residues off. I have used it a few times with out any troubles. I think Comet is too agressive and may scratch the glass, so stick with Bon Ami.
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Might want to do both cleaning and new wipers at the same time... because whatever is on the windshield is likely also on the wipers.BigDutch wrote:I dont know what the hell it is but is sucks ass. I am going to try the dawn tonight, then I am going to get new wipers this weekend.
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Sorry was drunk. 
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Only if he's got tint. If he does it works on the outside, where his wax will be. Tint + ammonia is very PURPLE= BAAAADDDD!Izero wrote:its gotta be ammonia free if you use windex... at least thats what i've always been told....
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Yeah but you drive a Magnu...Char....uhhhh..Caliber! So you don't count.SlvrACR wrote:I always wax my windshield when I wash the car. It makes it way easier to see in the rain.
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