I'm looking to use a Nanoskin Fine Speedy Prep Sponge to remove some surface contaminants from a brand new windshield that looks like it was left over from delivery. I'm thinking the fine pad should be aggressive enough, but I'm not sure if I should use it with the Nanoskin Shock, Smooth or Glide lubricants. The Shock includes a sealant, but I'm not sure if that would affect the performance of my windshield wipers. Smooth looks like it will work as well, but may not be a slippery as the others. Anyone have any experience cleaning up their windshield with the Nanoskin sponges?
Nanoskin Shock, Smooth or Glide for Windshield
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AnthonyGXP
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Either lubricant will be sufficient.....I would recommend using medium grade, rather than fine considering the resiliency of glass.
Mike@DedicatedPerfection
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If using their lubricant for the claying process my choice would be Glide.
I have used the sponge as well as the pads for DA and I am using Meguiar's D155 for lubricant. As Anthony pointed out, I would use the medium grade as well for glass.
If using their lubricant for the claying process my choice would be Glide.
I have used the sponge as well as the pads for DA and I am using Meguiar's D155 for lubricant. As Anthony pointed out, I would use the medium grade as well for glass.