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Old 04-12-04, 07:22   #1 (permalink)
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Meguiars glass cleaner concentrate and #40 questions

What's the proper way to use the glass cleaner concentrate? Using a terry towel, or a microfiber? I've got some stubborn streaks that just won't come off, and figure a concentrated formula may be just what I need.

Also, what is the proper way to apply #40? Do you need to spay it on, and then buff it out, or how do I use it? Also, I've got some residue left from my last interior protectant, and it's quite shiney, how would I remove this before applying #40?

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Old 04-12-04, 07:42   #2 (permalink)
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Use the Glass Cleaner at it's recommended dilution level togehter with a microfiber polishing cloth. If this doesn't remove streaks, then there is an underlying problem.

The best way to apply #40 depends on the condition of the surface to be treated. #40 has a mild chemical cleaner it in to first help clean the surface of dirt and grime. If the surface being treated is extra dirty, then first pre-clean with #39 Vinyl Cleaner.

If it's not to dirty/grimy, then apply the #40 using a piece of terry cloth towel. While applying, aggitate the surface using the #40 as a cleaner/Conditioner. Wipe off.

If your towel shows dirt where you wiped it off, repeat.

The cleaner in #40 together with some aggitation from a piece of terry cloth should be enough to remove what ever you put on the surface the last time.

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I've had the streaking problem for quite awhile, poorboy's spray and wipe couldn't even remove it. What could it be?
 
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