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Glass Cleaner, Just discovered a great product!

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Posted by: Joeychgo

For those of you out there that have a hard time cleaning your interior glass (and exterior for that matter), I have just found and tried "Invisible Glass" by Stoner. Window, Windshield & Mirror Cleaner. Can states: Cleans glass so well you'll think it's invisible...Amazing no-residue formula doesn't streak or haze...Quickly cleans difficult grime from glass surfaces...Safe for tinted windows. I have always had a problem with my cars when they get out of that new car faze....the interior glass always has a film and has to be wiped down with a claen cloth after glass cleaner application. Maybe it's FLA and the temps (sometimes it's hard to clean the glass in the shade down here). I saw this item at Advance/Discount auto parts and decided to give it a try...what a charm. It says that it contains a complex, multi-component cleaning formula which is non-abrasive and non-foaming. It is designed specifically to clean glass without leaving streaks or haze. It's works just as stated...one app and your done,,,quickly. I just got it and I believe that I paid $3.49 at Advance Auto parts, but I'm not sure. Everywhere online its $4.99 and at that price it's worth every penny. I'm going back for some other products and if it's what I believe, $3.49 I'm getting more. I believe whole heartedly everyone here should give it a try. read the reviews online...do a google search "Stoner Invisible Glass".

Posted by: MonsterMark

I've been "Stoned" for a couple years now.

Stuff works great. Highly recommended. Be sure you buy a high quality paper towel. A good paper towel makes alot of difference in the results.

Posted by: 1wykdmk8

Been using it for about 3 years now.....if not longer. I used to only be able to buy it over the net (found it at a car show and been using it ever since), but now you can get it at AutoZone and places like that. Great product!

Posted by: Joeychgo

SO your telling me im behind the times --- thanks alot

Posted by: 1wykdmk8

hmmmmmmmmm.....yes?

Posted by: ke4unr

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Originally Posted by Joeychgo

SO your telling me im behind the times --- thanks alot

You're not the only one, Joey!

I know this is an old thread, but it is new to me. Just tried some Stoner Invisible Glass last night and WOW!

Worth every penny!

I had cleaned the interior glass on my "clean" LS within the last week using some old ammonia based cleaner I'd had forever. Smears/streaks galore. Did I mention I hate cleaning glass! Anyway, tried the Stoner's and couldn't believe the easy wipe on/wipe off, with little or no buffing required.

Okay, easy test. So, since I was in such a good mood I decided to try it on my "dirty" SUV with dog nose prints/drool, etc. It took no more effort, and only required one cleaning. Dare I say it...I like cleaning glass now!

I'll have to buy some in quantity now, since I can see using this around the house as well.

Thanks!

Posted by: mnmridg

Stoner is ok on the interior, Bon Ami on the outside, especially if the are any bugs or tree sap our any other heavy contaminent.

Posted by: Detailed Image

I really like the Stoner's Invisible Glass too. It's easy to work with and leaves a great streak free shine. If I need a deep glass cleaning to remove contaminates, watermarks, sap, lime scale, etc I use the Glass Science Glass Scrub.

Greg @ Detailed Image

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