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Purplemadboy



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Glass cleaners

I know people have expressed their preference re glass cleaners . My question is has anyone used muc off or black diamond glass cleaners? Do it now ! Your a long time dead !!

Post #237016 6th Oct 2014 7:56 pm
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npinks



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Nope, 3m by far the best I've used Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

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Post #237019 6th Oct 2014 7:58 pm
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taztastic



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That's going to cost a packet cleaning your new glass affrontage with that stuff Laughing

I use Nilglass with a spontex window wonder cloth, easy peasy and streak free, if you use those products you mention PMB let us know how you get on Thumbs Up

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karcher window vac Thumbs Up At work
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taztastic



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Yes, we have a Karcher with a glass attachment, excellent piece of kit for large windows. Thumbs Up

Post #237058 7th Oct 2014 8:31 am
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npinks



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i use karcher window vac too, good for around the house, but better result wiping over with a microfibre as the rubber blade can leave streaks

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Purplemadboy



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I bought the muc off today from tesco, halfords don't stock it. Seems to work well , easy to put on and buff up with a dry cloth. Do it now ! Your a long time dead !!

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ad210358



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Autoglym Fast Glass, the Karcher is ok but it's a tad difficult and cumbersome to the inside the windscreen.

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Purplemadboy



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Update .. I used muc off on the car last Thursday, the past couple of days there have been a low winter sun .. Absolutely no smeer or haze on any window Thumbs Up Do it now ! Your a long time dead !!

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The Road Toad



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Same as for the windows in the house.
Warm water with a couple of drops of liquid soap in, dunk in a clean rag and squeeze majority of water out.
Clean car window and straight away buff with a dry cloth - perfect.
Some of you must have cash to 'wash away' if you buy a so called special glass cleaner. Tattoos - Why would you choose to look like the wall of a public toilet?

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npinks



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or we prefer to just spray it on an buff it off, without lugging water and wringing clothes out Confused

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...and warm water is free? Rolling Eyes

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