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The key for me is using a squeegee, just like you do at the gas station on the exterior windshield. I wipe on the glass cleaner with a paper towel, and squeegee it off. Crystal clear glass.

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I use vinegar as well and I must say that invisible glass thing looks sweeettt!

I started using that when I was detailing lots of vehicles. There's a lot of stress on your shoulder joints doing it by hand and the IG tool makes it a lot easier. (Especially in a truck!) :thumbs:

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isopropyl alcohol and squeegee or microfiber cloth works for me as will any of the suggestions.

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I use this.

 

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I had one of those for the Vette and it was great. Broke it during a move and need to replace it. Thanks for the reminder. Makes getting all the corners a lot easier.

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+1 on Invisible Glass and the tool.

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Actual vinegar?

 

 

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Yes. Equal amounts of white vinegar and water in a spray bottle works great.

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