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Apparently my initial post has caused some confusion. To clarify, the tint was placed on the inside of the windshield, just the same as side and rear windows have tint applied. The problem isn't with the tint itself, but with the glass on the front of the windshield. The tint has reduced...

The tint on the inside of the windshield glass acts the same way as putting on a pair of polarized sunglasses...it reduces glare and sunlight rays which allows things that were previously less noticeable on the windshield to become more clear and noticeable. It's almost like wearing reading...

No...inside. I've never seen tinted windows where the tint was placed on the outside of the glass...can't image that being a good idea at all...LOL Sent from my SM-G950U using Autogeekonline mobile app

Thanks, Visitor...although I can't seem to get the second link to open. Sent from my SM-G950U using Autogeekonline mobile app

I recently tinted the windshield with Llumar Clear Air Blue 80...and while I love the fact that its almost clear and virtually undetectable and offers incredible UV, IR and heat reduction....it's only drawback is that now every little imperfection (i.e. wiper tracks, tiny scratches and rock...

The two wax/sealants that I primarily use (Collinite 845 and 3D Poxy) both have very good slickness with good longevity, with Collinite lasting a bit longer and being a little more durable. 3D Poxy is the wax/sealant that is included with 3D Speed which PaulMys eluded to. Sent from my SM-G950U...

Sorry, I just noticed this (missed it somehow - D'OH!) I haven't experienced any streaking, no. But I do allow it to dry (usually overnight) and dont apply anytime when there's rain in the forecast so the wipers won't be used for several days. But no, no streaking. And I don't use much....a...

I still think it's a good idea, joke or not (LOL) As for 303, I apply it lightly, and leave the wipers "up" to air dry for a few hours.....and I do it when I know I'm not going to be driving anywhere for several hours. It's one of those things I do pretty much as the "last detailing item for...

Every 6 months or so I just apply 303 Protectant to the wiper blades and it works fine that way. As others have said, they probably just use 303 Protectant in the product that you're referring to. I do like Klasse Act's idea of using Collinite 520 to clean them, and then apply 303 Protectant...

Wow, that truly sucks to hear. Just for future reference, whenever I buy a more expensive item that I have found a good price for at Amazon, I always call the manufacturer first and ask them before I buy it if Amazon is considered an authorized reseller and ask if they will honor the warranty...

I like Griot's Garage Interior Cleaner as a cleaner to be followed up with 303 Aerospace Protectant as a detailer/protectant. I've also used GG Interior Detailer and Adam's Interior Detailer, and between those two I prefer the Adam's. Love the GG Interior CLEANER, though. Has anyone tried Jax...

At first, I thought the same thing. I had to dig through the box to find the sprayer, which was jumbled in with all of the packing paper. I only ordered one bottle, though, and since you ordered three it was most likely oversight on the part of the packer.

My bottle of Collinite 520 Quick Detailer arrived yesterday. My car was already pretty clean, but had a few spots and an area just behind the driver front fender well where I had driven through a small puddle that needed cleaning. I used the Collinite 520 as a cleaner for those areas, and it...

Reminds me of the old Rodney Dangerfield joke..."I went to a fight the other night, and a hockey game broke out".... Sent from my SM-G950U using Autogeekonline mobile app

Thanks, but there is one thing to note...I have an almost full bottle of Collinite 845, an almost full bottle of 3D Poxy, an almost full bottle of Griot's Poly Wax, a gallon of Bead Maker, a bottle of Griot's Best of Show Spray Wax, and just ordered a bottle of Collinite 520 QD. So the need or...