Water marks \ streaks removal from glass

[T1berious]

Good morning,

Hoping someone can recommend a product that remove water marks / streaks from glass? I do my normal maintenance wash (rinse, foam, rinse, wash, rinse, dry, quick detailer. happy with the body work but the glass is a mare.



Tried a couple of products, most recently Autoglym fast glass zero affect.

Any advice greatly appreciated.

Cheers T1b

[elanfan]

Damp newspaper

[Antony Moxey]

I use Autoglym car glass polish rather than fast glass and never see anything like your picture. Put it on with a polish applicator, let it dry, wipe it off with a microfibre cloth. Pretty easy actually.

[Belle427]

A few drops of methylated spirits on a micro fibre should do it.

[APontus]

Antony Moxey said:

I use Autoglym car glass polish rather than fast glass and never see anything like your picture. Put it on with a polish applicator, let it dry, wipe it off with a microfibre cloth. Pretty easy actually.

This. It's very good, used it for years. It's the one with the light blue badge.

It's a polish so applicate, leave for a few minutes and polish off. Lifts the crap off. Means you can just leather the windows inside and outside before polishing. Works every time on my experience.

[T1berious]

APontus said:

Antony Moxey said:

I use Autoglym car glass polish rather than fast glass and never see anything like your picture. Put it on with a polish applicator, let it dry, wipe it off with a microfibre cloth. Pretty easy actually.

This. It's very good, used it for years. It's the one with the light blue badge.

It's a polish so applicate, leave for a few minutes and polish off. Lifts the crap off. Means you can just leather the windows inside and outside before polishing. Works every time on my experience.

I'll try some of this.

Cheers for the info!

T1b

[p4cks]

APontus said:

Antony Moxey said:

I use Autoglym car glass polish rather than fast glass and never see anything like your picture. Put it on with a polish applicator, let it dry, wipe it off with a microfibre cloth. Pretty easy actually.

This. It's very good, used it for years. It's the one with the light blue badge.

It's a polish so applicate, leave for a few minutes and polish off. Lifts the crap off. Means you can just leather the windows inside and outside before polishing. Works every time on my experience.

Thirded. Tried loads and have settled on this one and I won't use another now. Great stuff

[anonymous-user]

Tinted windows seem to get ridicuous water marks. I have taken to Viacal on a microfibre to remove them.

Not sure about the poster above regarding leathering, that went out a decade ago at least, microfibre cloths now.

[APontus]

Elatino1 said:

Not sure about the poster above regarding leathering, that went out a decade ago at least, microfibre cloths now.

It works. Leather off. Put on polish. Take off polish.

[jules_s]

elanfan said:

Damp newspaper

Always works for me

[T1berious]

Fourthed (I don't think its a word....)



Water and grease marks all gone!

Picked up some Autoglym Glass Polish, applied by hand, let dry and buffed off.

I'll be adding this to my car wash arsenal!

Cheers again for some top advice!