I would like to hear some suggestions as to how peoplle go about washing their windows or even what products you recommend. Every time after I was my windows (which I do twice on the windshields) it still looks streaky afterwards especially in the muggy cool weather right before it rains.

Any and all suggestions are welcomed and appreciated.....HOLLA!!!

 

I use the stoner brand window cleaner. I also use their window tool. I've tried other stuff but so far sticking with this till I find better.

 

What I do to get no window streaks is to first clean my car with a good quality car shampoo like Meguiars Gold Class Car Wash Shampoo & Conditioner. Second, use a towel to dry vehicle and another to dry windows. Third, use a clean slightly moist microfiber towel to wipe down each window, then immediately use newspaper print (not magazine or catalogs) to remove moisture. Don't let let newspaper get too soggy or it will leave particles on window and it will streak. It takes a little practice, but this is the way I get streak-free windows- 95% of the time. lol

 

http://www.spraywayinc.com/

 

Another vote for stoner.

 

Unless my glass is really dirty, I don't use any cleaner.

When you wash your car, use free flowing water on the entire car to remove as much water as possible. If your car is nicely waxed the majority of the water should just sheet off. Once done and you begin drying your car. Use a waffle weave towel on the windows FIRST. Then use a secondary clean waffle weave to dry it off completely.

I never get streaky windows doing this. Waffle weave towels are your friend.

 

6% IPA wipes.

 

This will only work if it's not humid out and your windows are cool to the touch. If not, you will streak. IPA and ammonia are the cleaners that streak windows in window cleaning products.


I would not use IPA on the tinted side of windows though.

 

stoners and either MF towel or newspapers

 

Let me clarify by saying I am talking about the insides of the windows. I don't get streaks on the outside.

 

http://www.autodetailingsolutions.net/mf2g.html

 

+1 Stoner invisible glass

 

Stoner Invisible Glass

 

Stoner invisible glass, Is it safe on tinted glass/window?

 

yes its safe... ammonia free, which can damage the tints