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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dave26027, post: 5365183, member: 33137&quot;]Here&#039;s my situation.</p><p>Had the windshield replaced months ago in a KW T680. The glass had some kind of film on it, handprints, suction cup and tape marks. But, those were the clean spots. No matter how i cleaned it or what i did, the thick film of crud would not scrub off. I researched the problem on the net and this is what it took to get the glass deep cleaned.</p><p>With a large sponge, i cleaned the interior of the windshield with comet. Comet is a good deep cleaner for window glass, but it didn&#039;t do a thing to get this film off. So i let it dry and polished the glass with extra fine 0000 grade steel wool</p><p>&nbsp;Again, it didn&#039;t do anything at all. So, i got the steel wool wet and noticed it was beginning to make a tiny clean spot but, it took a ridiculous amount of physical effort to clean a tiny area.</p><p>Next, i put comet on tbe wet steel wool and literally wet sanded the entire one piece windshield on the inside. </p><p>Four hours later when i thought the work was done, i ran a clean wet cloth across the glass and i could see places that still had film on it, water beaded up on those spots from the film.</p><p>I took the 0000 steel wool pad wet and polished out the last of the film till a clean wet rag would squeak across the glass.</p><p>Now, one tip i found online from detailers was to ditch the rainex and use a really good quality wax to seal the glass. I use &quot;Dual Polymer Waterless Car Wash&quot; on the paint, so i laid a good thick coat on the glass. Almost six hours&#039; total work just to clean the interior of the windshield, but whatever that gook was, it&#039;s finally gone. </p><p>I&#039;ll clean the outside on a cool evening, it&#039;s gonna be a lot of work.</p><p>Waterless Car Wash is hard to find, the stuff works great and lasts a long, long time. Here&#039;s the website for anyone that&#039;s interested.&nbsp; <a href="http://www.DualPolymer.com" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="http://www.DualPolymer.com" rel="nofollow">www.DualPolymer.com</a>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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