Getting Clean Windows?

Clean it without polish but with steel wool and soap .Dry iPad then purchase rustoleam neverwet glass coating called umbrella super cheap good reviews very easy to apply and remove.Don't know if ag has it or not.
 
I normally use Poorboys Glass cleaner and at least two clean microfiber window rags. I have tried the Pinnacle Window cleaner with Sealant and do not like it at all. The sealant seems not to last long at all, even shorter than Rain-X. Not real impressed with it.
 
GSKR said:
Clean it without polish but with steel wool and soap .Dry iPad then purchase rustoleam neverwet glass coating called umbrella super cheap good reviews very easy to apply and remove.Don't know if ag has it or not.
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I think you mean Rustoleum RainBrella.
 
Route246 said:
If you are averse to ceriglass, try Griots glass polish. Much more civilized in terms usability. I've had good luck with it.


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How do you apply it?
 
Tempest45 said:
N914 @ 64:1 is my favorite window cleaner at the moment. Clean first with Terry microfiber and then get any streeks with a waffle weave.
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I mixed N-914 with distilled water at 128:1 ratio just for glass. It works fantastically.

I used to use Wolfgang Uber Rinseless, however after a few days, it starts attracting dust and dirt tremondously.

Also, on Pinnacle GlassCoat with Rain Repellant, its OK. I just hate it after a few days, it also attracts dust and dirt.


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For a long time I was using Stoners Invisible Glass with cheap microfiber towels. While the window was still wet, I wiped it with a waffle weave glass towel. Then I would finish with a small, dry, short nap microfiber towel. After reading some comments on this forum I decided to try the Zap Cloth and now I am hooked. Just a little water is required. I still finish the window with a short nap microfiber. NO STREAKS.
 
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