Clean Screen - Page 2

pletevl · 12th December 2016, 06:44

Whatever you decide to use, make sure you DO NOT USE paper towels, they put more grease marks on the screen than you had before you started.

gozo ken · 12th December 2016, 10:47

I used autoglym glass polish-twice and changed my blades to bosch ones,these were the only things that worked on mine.
Ken.

Neil1 · 12th December 2016, 11:54

I use Bosch blades as well but I use a basic glass cleaner, currently the one from Halfords.

steady eddie · 14th January 2017, 11:41

I use G101 sold by AuotoSmart on all of our car windscreens inside & out when used on the inside to remove traffic film I then use a good glass cleaner I don't suffer with glare problems. Some of us use it on our Mobile Crane windscreens /windows with the same results.: It's a non caustic multi purpose cleaner it has many other usage possibilities and is very economical to use.

Pete · 14th January 2017, 16:19

No need to use steel wire wool. Brass wool won't scratch your glass and is much easier to use.

Dorset Bob · 14th January 2017, 16:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by roverbarmy

I used to add a squirt of Fairy liquid into the screenwash.

I would not let Fairy liquid, or any other washing up liquid anywhere near my car.

I have seen lots of cars with stripped lacquer and damaged paintwork, on the roof, as a result of people putting the stuff in their washer bottle.

Good for washing plates but nasty on cars, as it contains lots of salt.

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12th December 2016, 11:54	#13
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12th December 2016, 06:44	#11
pletevl Posted a thing or two rover 75 cdti(rhd), MG ZR(lhd), MG TF(lhd), MG TF(rhd), mini mpi (lhd), Renault megane III (awful) Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: East of France Posts: 1,282 Thanks: 124 Thanked 114 Times in 93 Posts	Whatever you decide to use, make sure you DO NOT USE paper towels, they put more grease marks on the screen than you had before you started.

12th December 2016, 10:47	#12
gozo ken Avid contributor R75 SALOON Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Lincolnshire Posts: 226 Thanks: 20 Thanked 57 Times in 44 Posts	I used autoglym glass polish-twice and changed my blades to bosch ones,these were the only things that worked on mine. Ken.

14th January 2017, 11:41	#14
steady eddie Loves to post rover 75 tourer / bmw e90 320d Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Swindon Posts: 255 Thanks: 256 Thanked 48 Times in 24 Posts	I use G101 sold by AuotoSmart on all of our car windscreens inside & out when used on the inside to remove traffic film I then use a good glass cleaner I don't suffer with glare problems. Some of us use it on our Mobile Crane windscreens /windows with the same results.: It's a non caustic multi purpose cleaner it has many other usage possibilities and is very economical to use.