Glass detailing?
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The Guz
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CQUK will work fine on all the glass except the front glass. It won't do well with the abrasion from the wipers. You will need to go for CarPro's dedicated glass coating FlyByForte for the front glass.
Be sure to polish and prep wipe prior to coating the glass to get the maximum bond.
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What are some products that are recommended other than the FlyBy?
TTQ B4U
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McKee's. What I like about it is that it's one of the only ones I've seen not cause shudder. Never had luck with the others.
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Pinnacle Glass Clean and Seal Kit
I have been using the Pinnacle twins since the truck was new. No complaints. Good products.
I have been using the Pinnacle twins since the truck was new. No complaints. Good products.
The Guz
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Take your pick as there are quite a few glass coatings and sealants.
A few more
Gyeon View
Mckee’s
Optimum Opti-Glass
Mckee’s is not the longest lasting but it is easy to use.
Ferox
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In addition to what pro 4 x has mentioned and referred to, I also use those two as well as just recently picked up and tried this-Pinnacle GlassWork Water Spot Remover, hard water spot remover, glass water spot remover, glass polish, water spot remover for cars
After using that with a LC white with a GG 6” speed on 4, wipe off, clean and seal, the wife later took the car out to the store and when she was returning to the car she thought she left the driver/ back passenger side windows open.
After using that with a LC white with a GG 6” speed on 4, wipe off, clean and seal, the wife later took the car out to the store and when she was returning to the car she thought she left the driver/ back passenger side windows open.