You can try the Stoner Invisible Glass too. Its safe on tint. I picked up a 4 pack at my local Sam's club for like $10-$12 or so. Works great on all the windows in the truck and the windows and mirrors in the house too.
Be careful using microfiber towels. They are great as long as they are completely clean. The problem with these towels is that if you lay them on your seat they could pick-up debris that get's stuck in the fiber and could cause a nasty scratch. I've found that you can shake the towel a bit and still have stuff stuck in the threads.
Don't clean them at all for about a week. The water underneath needs to completely evaporate and adhere the film to the window before you go swirling around on it with a cloth or cleaner of any kind.
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Don't clean them at all for about a week. The water underneath needs to completely evaporate and adhere the film to the window before you go swirling around on it with a cloth or cleaner of any kind.
Don't clean them at all for about a week. The water underneath needs to completely evaporate and adhere the film to the window before you go swirling around on it with a cloth or cleaner of any kind.
^ If people didn't already know that...then they are "MORONS!"
Be careful using microfiber towels. They are great as long as they are completely clean. The problem with these towels is that if you lay them on your seat they could pick-up debris that get's stuck in the fiber and could cause a nasty scratch. I've found that you can shake the towel a bit and still have stuff stuck in the threads.
Yeah, microfiber really grabs stuff, which is why it's so good to use for cleanining and detailing your vehicle. Each fiber of microfiber towel is split, like pizza slices or the pedals on a flower. These little splits in the fibers make it grab more, and also hold more water too. I wash mine after every use, and then dry them on low heat, and then fold them up and keep them stored in a cabinet until I use 'em. With the deep pile towels I always give 'em a good inspection before using 'em. I use short pile most of the time though.
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