ATTACK of the WINDOW GUNK!
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So, I have a 96 A4, and man - my windows - especially my rear window - has this gunky film that I can't seem to get off. No amount of Windex/Paper Towels can seem to clean it - just spread it around.
It makes visibility horrid at night.
What will CLEAN my windows?
I was thinking rubbing alcohol...
It makes visibility horrid at night.
What will CLEAN my windows?
I was thinking rubbing alcohol...
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sscalia need help with my website TOGWT pls e-mail me (jonmiller1999@yahoo.com) as I can't get your email link to work
(DP High Performance Glass Restorer) This thick citrus-based cream safely pulls contaminants out of the glass, including alkaline mineral deposits, and then smoothes out etched glass http://www.autogeek.org
JonM
sscalia need help with my website TOGWT pls e-mail me (jonmiller1999@yahoo.com) as I can't get your email link to work
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auto glass cleaner, such as Stoners or Eagle 1, at you local parts store or Wally World.
And use a microfiber cloth.
And use a microfiber cloth.
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