The Best Glass Cleaner?

Interior: water and terry cloth (grandkids = boogers and sticky fingers)

Exterior: microfiber and wash & wax (birdshit)

I use Adams Polishes Glass Cleaner with a waffle cut microfiber cloth and it’s the only thing I’ve found which is tint safe and doesn’t streak. Great products from those guys. The customer service was phenomenal when I received a package damaged in shipping and a container of graphene detail spray totally leaked out. Was a shipping problem with FedEx but Adams replaced it and did more than asked.

RollTigers said:

I use Adams Polishes Glass Cleaner with a waffle cut microfiber cloth and it’s the only thing I’ve found which is tint safe and doesn’t streak. Great products from those guys. The customer service was phenomenal when I received a package damaged in shipping and a container of graphene detail spray totally leaked out. Was a shipping problem with FedEx but Adams replaced it and did more than asked.

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I second the green Adams glass cleaner. I also like i can purchase big jugs and refill my smaller bottles as well. Make sure you read the directions bc you alos have to keep wiping it or come back for a 2nd wipe to remove the film.

MarkM98 said:

What about how to keep my under lighting clean so I can turn those lights on to show off my suspension? lol

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Hey MarkM98, you figure it out on your own how to keep your undercarriage clean!

I like Sprayaway too. But the key is still a good cloth free of oils and stuff.

I have been using this for some time now it works very well.

All good window cleaneres are just isopropyl alcohol with water. About 70/30 is a good option.

The real trick is having 2 high density microfiber towels: 1 for applying, the other for removing excess and make it even

I have tried many, many different products, and my favorite to date is Carpro Clarify. I use it with the Microfiber Madness Cloudbuster, and am very happy with it.

There are some good options on here. But, this is the only stuff I use. Also, use TWO clean microfibers. One to clean the glass and one for the final wipe. When they have been used on glass once, don't use them on glass again. Always use a new set for glass cleaning.

Had some Rain-X on hand that I got at christmas so I gave it a try yesterday. I followed the instructions and was not blown away with the results initially. Buffing with a dry cloth did not get the product off the windows to my liking so I ended up spraying water on them and drying with a microfiber. The water beaded nicely when I sprayed them so I'll wait a while to pass judgement and will treat the windows one more time in the future.