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Hi All,

I've got a residue on the interior side of my windscreen that I can't get off. Sort of greasy waxy that really shows up in the sun. I've tried meth. Anyone got any better suggestions?

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I've recently started using Rain-X and I have to say it makes a LOT of cloudy smeary buildup on the interior, and on the outside it seems to attract dirt faster than before. Outside is a brand new windscreen too. I guess the interior may not be clean enough from the old buildup on the back window, but the front still had some noticeable smears :(

It does make the water slide off nicely though when going 60+

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No need for rain-ex on the interior for obvious reasons. All it does is fog up. Micro-fibre cloth and glass cleaner will fix it.

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Try cleaning the windows with the car running and the fan pumping fresh air into the car. Humidity is a bitch when cleaning windows. A tint safe glass cleaner with a microfibre should do it. Use one side for the cleaning and then flip it to buff.

Sometimes you can get a build up of crap that just takes elbow grease and some time to remove. A sharp razor blade will sometimes help.

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  On 29/06/2010 at 1:13 PM, brownhornet said:

Hi All,

I've got a residue on the interior side of my windscreen that I can't get off. Sort of greasy waxy that really shows up in the sun. I've tried meth. Anyone got any better suggestions?

that's your problem right there! Ease up on the meth and you'll see clearer...

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Warm Water, a good chamious and plenty of elbow grease is the only way I have ever got the windscreen clean.. everything else just leaves streaks...

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Yeah certainly silly of me to use it on the interior. It does state glass cleaner on the bottle but I'll stick to the noxious white spray stuff and newspaper I think :) (no tint)

Elbow grease does seem to be what's needed. Thanks for the tip on having the air flowing over it too rancidpunx.

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