Any aftermarket coating for windshield ?
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Any aftermarket coating for windshield ?
Ok I have brand new windshield. Never run. Is there any product that is being used to protect them? Like something you said "Man. I wish I had put that on when it was brand new."
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Ive been using this for ages. I mist the ws, spraying heavier on the big spots then let it sit for 5 min. or so to soften things up. I then wipe with micro fiber, using clean section at each of the tough spots. Inexpensive and works great
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Thanks guys. I have used the Novus on My 69 Chevelle tail lights. They came out like brand new. I'll see if they make just a protectant. I have not seen the other brand around. I was thinking like Rain X. ??? On plastic.
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I have used RainX on face shield with no ill effects but have never tried it on my windshield. Use caution because some products can cause a rainbow effect, not harmful but can prove to be annoying when the sun hits it just right. Plexus Plastic Cleaner & Polish is suppose to work really well and you can find in just about every cycle shop you visit. I never used it because its some expensive **** Lol
Whichever product you choose to use just be sure and use it with a clean, really clean, soft cloth, preferably microfiber) Never, ever use paper towels.
The cleaning instructions that came with my ws suggested dampening a towel and placing it over your shield to aid removing the tough spots. I just use the method I mentioned above in last post.
Whichever product you choose to use just be sure and use it with a clean, really clean, soft cloth, preferably microfiber) Never, ever use paper towels.
The cleaning instructions that came with my ws suggested dampening a towel and placing it over your shield to aid removing the tough spots. I just use the method I mentioned above in last post.
Last edited by ynots; Mar 18, 2012 at 06:35 AM.
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