Ok guys whats your favorite product for interior side of windows???

[Tonster]

Well the title says it all...Whats your favorite???

[Aurorav8]

Haven't tried all...but my personal fav is Eagle 1 20/20. No film or streaking, works good on the tint.

[bretfraz]

This has been discussed a zillion time at Autopia. There might even be a poll about this. Please Search to look for opinions.

[slowcapri]

Stoner's Invisible Glass works great for me!

[kbshadow]

Tried Stoners a while back and it was better than most of the others but still not 100%, I just used it with the high quality Micro Fiber cloths from Neatimes and it really made a difference.
For me the cloth is just as important as the cleaner, you need both to get the windows really clean.

[turnipgreen]

I use no product, just a damp microfiber (I use my drying towel) followed by a dry microfiber. I do this after every wash, seems to work fine.

[cvcaelen]

Originally posted by turnipgreen
I use no product, just a damp microfiber (I use my drying towel) followed by a dry microfiber. I do this after every wash, seems to work fine.

Yep, when you do this every wash ,it's no chore at all

[Intel486]

I like ProWax's Aersol Glass Cleaner and a Microfiber towels. Impossible to streak and will really clean the inside of the windows. I used it on a smokers car and it cut through the yellowing from the smoke with no problem!

[Red Truck]

I really like Sprayway glass cleaner. It doesn't leave any streaks and it doesn't harm window tint. How do you all remove smoke film from inside windows?

[Lowejackson]

Most of the time a damp MF towel, Autoglym for the rest of the time, also removes smoke film.

Steven

[BradE]

I make my own cleaner: 25% Denatured Alcohol, 25% White Vinegar and 50% water.

The main key to not getting streaks is don't clean the windows in the sun or when they are hot! I can't tell you how often I see people doing this and it will leave streaks galore. Do it in the shade and when the windows are cool, you will have much better results.

[Intermezzo]

TurtleWax's ClearVue when there is any visible film to be removed on the inside of the windshield. The rest of the time I use a damp MF followed by a dry MF.