2007 Volkswagon Passat

[imported_Dude]

I have small lint fibers, approximately 1/8th of an inch, on the interior of all my windows.



I once cleaned my windows with an old Bananna Republic t-shirt, and it left the lint on the windows.



I have tried Rain-X window cleaner and another t-shirt (no success), Stoner`s Invisible Glass and (dry) NicSand microfiber towels, and dry NicSand towels alone. Nothing has worked.



Curiously, I can move the lint around with my finger, but the microfiber towel won`t pick it up.



Does anyone have any advice?

[soontorn_chawal]

Interesting problem, can`t say this has ever happened to me. Have you tried using a microfiber towel soaked with water?

[imported_Dude]

No, a water-soaked microfiber will by my next step.

[imported_camaroz28]

Dude, I just read the Detailing Glass article (http://www.autopia-carcare.com/detailingglass.html) and they recommended using Plexus to clean window tint. I just tried it, and that was the best stuff I have ever used on tint! I sprayed a moderate amount onto the window, then used a micro fiber towel to spread it around, then to buff. This is the cleanest my tinted windows have ever been.



On regular glass, I have been using damp microfiber towel. I have found that a damp one will not leave any lint.

[imported_Dude]

Henryk, thank you very much for the advice. Like you, I do not feel that a detailing job is complete without clean windows.

[ISLANDSBEST]

I like MF LIGHTLY dampened with distilled water. Works well in most cases.

[Tuck91]

I did this car recently. A one step correction with M205, then I waxed it with NXT 2.0. I dressed the tires with Hot Shine Tire gel, and I did the interior as well.

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[imported_Stokdgs]

Beautiful job, Nick !!
That interior is also absolutely perfect !!

How did you like using Meg 205 ? What color pad, what machine?

I like the place you take the pics at, is that your house ??

Very nice, thanks for sharing..

[imported_Stokdgs]

Beautiful job, Nick !!
That interior is also absolutely perfect !!

How did you like using Meg 205 ? What color pad, what machine?

I like the place you take the pics at, is that your house ??

Very nice, thanks for sharing..

DanF

[Tuck91]

Beautiful job, Nick !!
That interior is also absolutely perfect !!

How did you like using Meg 205 ? What color pad, what machine?

I like the place you take the pics at, is that your house ??

Very nice, thanks for sharing..

Thanks!

I like M205 a lot, I used my G110 and a Meguiars yellow polishing pad.

Yes, I did this car at my house as well. :)

[imported_Luster]

Looks great Nick! Another top-notch job....:biggrin::clap::biggrin::clap::biggrin:

[imported_Macgirl]

Nice work Nick! And great photos of the finished car also.

[bmw5541]

Once again, nice work Nick. I also agree that the interior came out great!!

[Tuck91]

Looks great Nick! Another top-notch job....:biggrin::clap::biggrin::clap::biggrin:

Thanks Bill!


Nice work Nick! And great photos of the finished car also.

Thanks you!!


Once again, nice work Nick. I also agree that the interior came out great!!


Thank you sir! :)

[supercharged]

nice work! I really like this new Passat!