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I am not sure if anyone else has ever tried this but I did and it works alot better then windex or any other window cleaner that I have ever used, I used the goo gone on my side windows/mirrors/front window and I noticed that using that the windows and mirrors are extremely clear with no streaks or what have you, even when they get wet the water beads off as if its rain x, no oily residue or anything, I even use it on my Jet Ski mirrors now also and what a big difference compared to other window cleaners. I am just suggesting this as an alternate route for window cleaning, some dont mind the streaks but it bug the heck out of me so I dont use windex or other window cleaning products.

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Good to know, Thanks for the tip. :D I'll give it a try one day.

That's an interesting use for Goo Gone but I'll give it a try. It's pretty good stuff.

landryd Enthusiast

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Just be sure not to get it on anything else while you're doing this. This product does do a number on certain plastics. ABS is one of them.

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I just one day after washing my truck and such put some of the goo gone on a paper towel and used it on the chrome on my truck and wow was it shiney, then I thought to myself how would it work on windows, so I did my side mirrors and after getting done with the side mirrors it was so clear that I jumped to my side windows and got the same results so after that I decided to do the front windshield and once again was wow'd by the results, I then after the windshield tried it on the interior windows and my windows were crystal clear with no streaking or residue. Just make sure that when you do it you use 1 paper towel(works best) as the applicator and a dry clean towel as a removal towel, best to do it in the shade but either way works, just rub it on and then after wipe it off with the dry towel, it will dissapear and be nice and clear. I will attempt to get some before and after pictures and a step by step process up once it stops raining and storming here.

 

 

How did you come up with this idea? I might have to give it a try also.

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