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Originally Posted by Apache_Driver Kenchan: the bit of *edit* amonia in windex works wonders on many car related things. We're going to have to just agree to disagree on that
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it's actually windex that leaves behind residue that will fog up later on when used on the inside glass. the amonia D in windex will loosen the adhesives if you have window tint... it's one of the arensals i use when i REMOVE tint, actually. that's probably why it sort of worked on removing the adhesive residue you had on the paint. i dont use windex on a regular basis as it just does not work as well as Griot's WindowCleaner or my favorite, Prima Clarity. you can use Clarity over plastic screens even...like my LCD's and blackberry. ![]() there's so much great glass cleaners out there you should open up and try some other brands. even stoner's invisible glass is more effective than windex. someone saying that they're using windex on cars is equivalent to someone saying they use armorall on cars. you asking how to remove such basic things (such as adhesive residue from paint) tells me you dont have much experience with detailing. which is fine, just do yourself a favor and try other things.
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