where did you get Adam's glass cleaner at online or what

:57 wow lots of Chem trails

I’ve used water + clean-towel or tshirt for over 20 years. Works perfect. 👍

what does he mean by 50/50, throw away half the koch chemioe glass cleaner and top it off with the adams one?

​@@carlos31071996 in essence, yes. But I don't think he would suggest to actually throw it away. 50/50 means 50% of each product or a 1:1 ratio. You could mix them in a separate spray bottle, or save the half you aren't using in another bottle.

Maybe it's not the car that is gassing 😅

Usually only use WW or WW/GC after the first BG application. It may need BG after a year or so unless you keep up maintaining windows frequently!

Absolutely!

I hand wash my glass towels in the sink with All Free & Clear Original. Tumble dry low heat on delicate, then hang on rack. They all look brand new.

@@b374mxg Terrific. Have you ever used Dawn? Just curious. And do you do the same with the applicator, the thick blue on used to apply that solvent window cleaner? Thank you for the reply and the info!!

@@ezpoppy55 no. I haven’t tried the Dawn solution. Right now, totally satisfied with the current method.

@@b374mxg Excellent. Thank you again for the info. I’ll use your process!

hes kinda abusing the glaze. the glaze has a solvent inside which is good for fatty deposits. The slickness comes from the glazing itself which isnt actually much use for the cleaniness and does add shine. I dont think it matters THAT much but it could affect the adherence of the tint. Tinting companies would usually use a degreaser etc on the window beforehand. The reason why the glaze method can be better is because it forms a "dust" after it dries which is very easy to wipe off. Degreaser will get everywhere, stain your surrounding trim etc. Also you need to have a certain amount of contact for the degreaser to do its work, so if you spray it on and it drips off it cant do work. Waterspot removers have a similar issue. So this product solves this.... its really not its purpose but its a fairly genuis (ab)use for it.

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