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Thanks, I'll give that cleaner a try and I will definitely add that tool to my detail kit!
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I use this glass cleaner as well. I also have one of those triangle shaped pads thats attached to a handle. It really helps reaching all of those hard to reach corners in the back and front glass. I first use the cleaner to cut through the haze, greasy oil that comes from the interior plastics out gassing from heat. Then I go over it with a micro fiber draped over the top of the pad to polish the glass, if you will.
So is that was causes it? :doh: We've had highs well over 100 for the last couple of weeks and it's greased up really fast.

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Its definitely from the new car plastics, eventually it stops.
 

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I use windshield washer solvent (nothing fancy , just something cheep ) and a clean micro fiber towel ( do not dry your micro towels with a dryer sheet in the dryer ). This has worked great for me for years .I've tried lots of cleaners and I can say this works the best .
 

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I use windshield washer solvent (nothing fancy , just something cheep ) and a clean micro fiber towel ( do not dry your micro towels with a dryer sheet in the dryer ). This has worked great for me for years .I've tried lots of cleaners and I can say this works the best .
Thats a great idea... fully concentrated?
 

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Yes , right out bottle. Just put it in a spray bottle. I use to clean the windows in our condo ,inside and out.
 

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I have been using this for awhile. I didn't know they had a kit though, probably would have been cheaper. The back windshield always seems dirty it is a battle that can not be won.
My rear widow always gets a film of scum on it after about 2-Weeks in between cleanings-->:shrug:<--I rarely drive with windows open, unless, I wanna hear the roar from the exhaust!!

Wish someone made a wand out of metal, the plastic doesn't have enough strength to really give it the business. Have to go back & forth a few extra times to get it clean and prevent breaking the wand. Still better than trying to get a rag & fingers into the bottom edges-->:thumbsup:
 

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I have been using this for awhile. I didn't know they had a kit though, probably would have been cheaper. The back windshield always seems dirty it is a battle that can not be won.
I have tried all kinds of products and various wands.Crawling around back there is no fun in itself.None of my efforts produced a clean rear window. It looks clean when I finish but when I go somewhere it looks like shit.
My last attempt was using a bucket of soapy water and a sponge. It has actually worked better than any of my previous efforts. My next thing to try is going to be water with ammonia and a sponge.
Some of my efforts were so bad that I was embarrassed.
Good luck.
 

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The hazing on interior windows is caused by the degassing of the interior plastics/rubbers. Very common issue with newer vehicles. The hotter the interior the worse the degas gets and all windows will get a film over them.
 

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Just a thought,
It could the all the gasses leaching from the new plastics, carpet, seat foam and leather material’s used in the manufacturing processes . Cleaning the rear is a total pain @ 6’2” 240, damn near need to be a contortionist :D
 

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