jon88se

is vinegar safe for tints??

dcrews

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i put the antifog on the car... it wasnt so good... i have a heater core leak on top of it apparently tho.. it mixed and fogged... like i had gel on the car..

it took carb cleaner to get it off the windshield

Die For MX

i work at a detail shop. just use a lot of glass cleaner and a razor blade at like a 170degree angle. it will not scratch the glass. the only time i have ever seen a blade scratch glass is when you put the corner 90 degrees on glass and scrape it. if it takes a diamond to cut it, a damn razor blade isn't gunna hurt it.

JoeZoom

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Again, please read my previous post on the MOH's scale and the hardness of materials. Yes, I usually will use a razor blade to clean stickers off of a windshield or other stubborn substances, but again be warned, it CAN and probably WILL make a scratch on the glass if not used very carefully. And the statement about the diamond is correct as it will cut glass, however, so will anything else with a hardness of 5 or more on the MOH's scale including glass, garnet, quartz, steel (which includes steel wool, keys, knives, razor blades...etc)
Again, be warned.

goblues24

if you want to clean anything at all just use taco bell hot sauce!! works like a charm!! if you dont beleive me just take an old penny and dip it in the hot sauce for a bit.

Die For MX

i hear ya about MOH's scale, however, i believe the angle is critical

Johny zoom

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Rain x outside only

JumpyRoo

I still liked putting heavy rubbing compound on the glass. That's a once every five year deal. It removed stuff I never thought would appear. It didn't scratch the glass. It also took two hours of labor.