Next time you are out Claying your car, remember to do the glass as well! Too many people neglect the glass and focus on the painted surface only. One thing to think about is glass is a pores surface also. It can collect just as much "junk" it as as the clearcoat does. That being said....you can remove a lot of contaminants both inside and out with a claybar!

I did mine last night, so I thought I would share!:cheers:

Next time you are out Claying your car, remember to do the glass as well! Too many people neglect the glass and focus on the painted surface only. One thing to think about is glass is a pores surface also. It can collect just as much "junk" it as as the clearcoat does. That being said....you can remove a lot of contaminants both inside and out with a claybar!

I did mine last night, so I thought I would share!:cheers:

:thumbsup: :thumbsup: Thanks for the tip. Never thought of the glass being as porrous also. :cheers:

:iagree: thanks for the info!!

No problem! Next time you go to a show.....look at your glass vs. the competitions.

Very good point you make. I didn't think to do that!

Next time you are out Claying your car, remember to do the glass as well! Too many people neglect the glass and focus on the painted surface only. One thing to think about is glass is a pores surface also. It can collect just as much "junk" it as as the clearcoat does. That being said....you can remove a lot of contaminants both inside and out with a claybar!

I did mine last night, so I thought I would share!:cheers:

:iagree:
That is a very good idea.
I never thought of that trick.
Next time I go out to the garage I'm going to try that.:thumbsup:

:iagree:
That is a very good idea.
I never thought of that trick.
Next time I go out to the garage I'm going to try that.:thumbsup:

Cool! Let me know what you think and how it turns out!

:iagree:
That is a very good idea.
I never thought of that trick.
Next time I go out to the garage I'm going to try that.:thumbsup:

:iagree: I'm going to give it a shot myself this weekend. :thumbsup:

Just saw this one :thumbsup:

The glass? Hmmmm I'll remember that next time, thanks :cheers:

Very good tip, I tried it yesterday on the windshield and it works, I can actually notice a difference from before! Whats funny is the windshield is the only part that I clay bar'd.:smack:

:cheers: Good to hear, Nyvette! Did you happen to put anything on the glass, like your wax of choice, for added pop?

:cheers: Good to hear, Nyvette! Did you happen to put anything on the glass, like your wax of choice, for added pop?

I've used wax before but not both. Will try next time myself! Thanks! :thumbsup:

:thumbsup:

Next time you are out Claying your car, remember to do the glass as well! Too many people neglect the glass and focus on the painted surface only. One thing to think about is glass is a pores surface also. It can collect just as much "junk" it as as the clearcoat does. That being said....you can remove a lot of contaminants both inside and out with a claybar!

I did mine last night, so I thought I would share!:cheers:

I wanted to report back my results of using a clay bar on my windshield.
My windshield is absolutely clean,clear and streak free.
Thanks for the tip...:iagree:

I wanted to report back my results of using a clay bar on my windshield.
My windshield is absolutely clean,clear and streak free.
Thanks for the tip...:iagree:

Awesome! I'm glad to hear it!