Is D120 as good as Stoner's Invisible Glass? Better? Worse?

willowcat11 said:
Thanks for posting that video Visitor!

I just use Invisible Glass as well. Plus I don't do High Volume work, so buying in bulk doesn't mean too much for me.
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no problem, it's nice to provide useful/helpful info in this thread. i rarely use glass cleaner except for the interior and one bottle/can will last a long time. so i'm in the same situation as well... :xyxthumbs:
 
I'm thinking from his bottle sitting in the heat it has stained the bottle. Even sitting side of a hot garage would do so maybe.


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asap2stacks said:
I'm thinking from his bottle sitting in the heat it has stained the bottle. Even sitting side of a hot garage would do so maybe.
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My chemicals are kept in a temperature controlled utility room between 75-78 degrees except when I take them out on the road.

I normally take the two bottles below with me when I do mobile and then they go back in the utility room when I return.

The two bottles have been exposed to the same conditions.

Again, ONR on the left and D120 on the right.

 
FrankS said:
My chemicals are kept in a temperature controlled utility room between 75-78 degrees except when I take them out on the road.

I normally take the two bottles below with me when I do mobile and then they go back in the utility room when I return.

The two bottles have been exposed to the same conditions.

Again, ONR on the left and D120 on the right.

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Might be the polypropylene spray bottle. Very porous, translucent and soft compared to clear polycarbonate bottles. Why is the discoloration not matching the blue-purple dye? That could be a chemical reaction and not staining. I use CG polycarbonate spray bottles and they don't discolor like this using the 10:1 ratio.


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A good few months ago I noticed my D120 bottle looked funny, like the one Frank posted. The video was interesting. I could really care less about the bottle, but possible staining concerns me. I think I am going to make a small list of other glass cleaners from this thread and check them out!
 
VISITOR said:
here's something to think about. btw, i like and use IG it's a great product...
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Hmmm, good video and thanks for the share. Sorta bumming I didn't YouTube the product now...which is weird because I usually do for all detailing products. I have window tint...and I would hate to hurt it. Worse case I give it to my pops for all of his work vehicles. I will gladly try it though. As the guy in the video mentioned, I have never had to walk away from a Meg's product.
 
Its not staining or discoloration they discontinued it.
 
So, noticing the bottle on my shelf is turning dark and beginning to stain. It's been indoors and constantly between 65-75 degrees F. Interesting. Wonder how it performs now?
 
My bottle has been stained for some time now, still performs great.
 
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