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17-06-08, 19:59 GMT+10#21 Quote:
Originally Posted by its.not.ali
im skipping everyones posts too!! lol
the theory behind newspaper is that the ink acts as an abrasive.. like sandpaper.. and thats why u get such a clear finish! which isnt good if ur windows are tinted, as it scratches the tint!!
so, dont use newspaper on tint!! ruins it!! also, windex ruins ur tint too.. its based with amonia and will make ur tint fade...
i hate windows! i can never get them clean!! but thats my experience lol
tru tru but i think there talking bout front windscreen
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17-06-08, 20:00 GMT+10#22 "IF" you havn't got any window tint, use fine grade steel wool!
inside and outside.
then windex or whatever.
you can get that steel wool from any automotive paint supplies shop
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18-06-08, 17:27 GMT+10#23 i usually use news paper and water, just recently used some armourall window cleaner, was in some gift pack i got. I thought yer yer as if it'll make any difference, but it's mint, my windscreen is clear as and doesnt fog up at all, next time your over bretty grab some
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18-06-08, 17:39 GMT+10#24 this was my trick.
The shell i bought was supposed to come with windows. Well, it came with 2, and they were in the boot, COVERED in a thick grimey crap, they were shagged.
1st step, hit them with some mineral turps or metho, get the majority of the **** off them.
2nd step, hit them with some diamond finish (or whatever) cut and polish, buff off and wipe over with a clean polishing rag
its really that simple, mine have come up CRYSTAL clear.
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18-06-08, 17:39 GMT+10#25 Wat i have done in the past is to stop them fogging up iv put a light film of shampoo on the inside and for the outside iv used wax , as that makes the water bead and repel the windscreen alot easier.
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