Cleaning tint windows
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SSM4DR (01-03-2013)
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I recommend anything Meguiars. My dad has a detail business. Make sure its streak free (most are anymore). Also make sure it doesnt have Ammonia in it, as it will mess up your tint.
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dario18 (01-03-2013)
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Well like most things car related you can get lots of different answers. I have used a few different kinds of glass cleaners. Not that much difference from the 1s I've used other than some clean a lil better & some made my windows stick a lil (too dry). So id say try a couple, see which 1 u like best & use that 1. The main thing is don't use too much of it on them or clean them too often & ur tint should be fine.
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dario18 (01-03-2013)
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Thank you for asking this question OP. Just the other day I drove my friends and myself out to eat and they thought it would be cool to leave me notes by drawing things on my back seat windows. I was scared to clean it with windex because I didn't want to mess the tint up. Your question answered my worries thanks.
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TLtrigirl (01-03-2013)
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I would just mix some distilled water and rubbing alcohol. I know if it's dyed tint and not metallic ammonia is a big no no, it'll turn purple in no time. Stoner's says safe for tinted windows but I still only use it on the outside, makes me nervous on my tint.
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I use this. I get a 4 pack at SAMs club for like 12 bucks. It's streakless, and ammonia free. I used to use Invisible Glass, but I've switched. This is cheaper and smells better too (not that it matters)
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http://www.detailersdomain.com/1z-ei...ted_p_407.html
http://www.detailersdomain.com/Uber-...wel_p_588.html
That is the best and most user-friendly glass cleaner I have ever used. Also, those towels are by far, the best glass towels I have used. If you try these out, you will thank me.
http://www.detailersdomain.com/Uber-...wel_p_588.html
That is the best and most user-friendly glass cleaner I have ever used. Also, those towels are by far, the best glass towels I have used. If you try these out, you will thank me.
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Windows + window tint = eventual purple bubbly tint.
I just use water + dense microfiber cloth. You really don't even need the water, as you can buff out any kind of mark, really, with just the cloth, in circular motions.
I just use water + dense microfiber cloth. You really don't even need the water, as you can buff out any kind of mark, really, with just the cloth, in circular motions.
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http://www.detailersdomain.com/Uber-...wel_p_588.html
That is the best and most user-friendly glass cleaner I have ever used. Also, those towels are by far, the best glass towels I have used. If you try these out, you will thank me.
That is the best and most user-friendly glass cleaner I have ever used. Also, those towels are by far, the best glass towels I have used. If you try these out, you will thank me.
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Stoners...that is all.
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Here's the link: http://www.carpro-us.com/fast-glass-...loth/sky-line/
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