endlessRR

Noticed on my windshield that there are spots (look more like bubbles, possible tree sap or something) and i scrubbed it, windex, and other window cleaners and it won't come off. What to use? (i did a search but could not find anything)

Christian (Stage Ow)

you could try a heat gun to warm up the goop. also, "Greased Lightning" works great on that stuff.

Troy H

Clay, my friend, clay.

endlessRR

Where do i get this clay from? And what is it called? Thanks.

phred

I think xinnar is on the right track, you need some solvent action not rubbing action. Clay would probably just smush it around and around.

I'd suggest other liquid glass-related products (Invisible Glass, Windex, alcohol-based cleaners, etc.) first before the clay

endlessRR

Well, i just looked at it and it's not tree sap, more like bubbles in glass or something like that. I can't really explain it, but i've used numerous sprays and nothing has worked, clay must be the way to go.

5spdJunkie

but they sell it at pep boys and autozone. look for "clay bar." do all your windows. you've never seen them so clean.

TOGWT

I agree with the use of clay , follow with this glass cleaner (Glass Scrub⬬?) removes insect smear, road oils, mineral deposits, lime scale, tree sap and more. A heavy-duty, cream cleanser that deep cleans auto glass safely and effectively without strong acids, alkalis, phosphates or solvents. It is specifically formulated to clean glass without scratching. The best time to use Glass Scrub is after you've washed the car but before you dry it. The glass must still be wet. I apply a small amount of product on a folded Glass Cleaning Cloth rubbing the glass in circular motions making sure to apply to all areas thoroughly. Flip the cloth to a clean dry surface and rub again. http://properautocare.com
JonM

endlessRR

THanks, going to buy it after work today.

lovintt

Try this Spray Clay, works great on glass.
http://www.superiorcarcare.net/spc18.html