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What I can't figure out is if I still have wax on my windshield, or not. Wouldn't all the stuff I use strip it? If there is no wax on there...wouldn't this garage stuff be pointless? Might as well go with M105 then.

Lemme know how it turns out! I'll look into that black streak eliminator stuff.

Hahaha, I have to wait :P Besides, it's 12 am, can't do crap now.

You're right, but doesn't that DP stuff claim to fix etched stuff by hand or machine? So if UC doesn't work, that stuff should...hopefully.

Haha well I bought the car two years ago, from an old guy who literally never used it, so I'm guessing he rarely cleaned it as well. I've been trying to take care of it since I gotten it, though I've never paid much detail to the windshield. I'll try getting some Meguiar's ultimate compound...

Interesting. I don't have a machine, so should I get the Meguiar's 105? This only seemed to happen after I put the wax on though. Either way, I'll be trying the sample of that DP glass restorer first before purchasing anything though. 1997 Camry by the way.

So which one would work better: the garage stuff or meguiars 105? Just gonna try and get the one that makes my windshield like new lol.

Good idea, I haven't changed them in a year, a little off topic but can anyone recommend a good brand? I heard Rain-X blades are decent...usually got a B1G1 somewhere.

It's quite odd, isn't it? The only stuff I've used was the wax, and it matches up because I didn't wax all the way to the edge near the rubber seals. Near the edge the 'camo pattern' dissapears. PM returned. Thanks to everyone!

Yah I'm hoping the sample Kronos sends me works [can't thank you enough]. If it doesn't work, I'll probably buy that Garage Prep stuff. Either way, I'll post my results within a week or two. If you find a solution to it or have good results with the garage stuff, lemme know :)

Yah, it's noticeable in rain + oncoming headlights taillights or street lamps. You think the garage or that diamond stuff would work? I still don't know what DA stands for lol, my bad.

That would be amazing, I'm located in New York. @RTexasF: That would be a pretty good idea, but I have a feeling they wouldn't tell me how I can fix it, but how they can fix it and charge me a large sum. It'd be my last resort if I can't fix it myself.

I'm not even gonna touch the windshield after I fix this lol, IAc think I've learned my lesson. I wonder how people even say they get good results from waxing their windshield...just look at mine, it's terrible...especially when it's raining and it's dark outside. Also, good review! That stuff...

So mind if I ask why this even happened? Is it because I did not prep the windshield correctly? I'm kind of baffled how bad I seemed to have screwed up lol. Alright, so I'll probably try that garage stuff, unless others have any other comments.

This seems like good stuff. I could even use it for next time when I have to re-wax my car. Any other suggestions? Alright, so I guess I'm skipping simple green. I thought that would be a good APC lol.

Alright, so I'll get some Simple Green then. Otherwise I'll try that Meguiar's stuff, seems pretty nice.

APC? Like Ammonia? I'll try that once I can get some. I was thinking about a claybar or even 0000 steel wool...probably be my last resorts. What is DA? I'm not familiar with all the tools and products lol.

Alright, so back in early October, I bought a wonderful wax called Collinite 845, and it's definitely holding up well on the car. The problem is, I applied it to my windshield (I actually found that some users here even do that with C845 and other waxes)...big big big mistake. Now, whenever...