I used to use Zep40 at my Dad`s car lot. That stuff was a great cleaner, with the exception of staining. I remember Cadillac plastic in the 90`s would spot/lighten from drippings of Zep40. I still prefers to spray my window cleaner directly on the glass. Old habits die hard.
LEDetailing- I too first used it at a car lot (small used-car dealership some friends and I had in the `80s-`90s).
Yeah, you really do need to be careful with the Zep40, which is easier said than done given that it`s an aerosol! Still the best thing I`ve found for smeary salt-mess on the windshield during winter, and it sure does cut the Dog Slobber on the inside glass of the Tahoe.
!!KEEP IT OFF LEATHER!! I can easily imagine it messing up plastics too, heh heh bet your Dad just *loved it* when you got some on that Cadillac plastic
It`s sure good for household glass, but again, gotta be careful what you get it on or you`ll regret it (older UV film/tint is a huge no-no, guess how I know...). Every Christmas I give a few cans to a gal pal of mine, she and her husband have never used anything else that compares. Getting pricey though, and Zep makes the cans a lot smaller these days.
white diamond on dark metallic colors (brings out the flake)
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I agree, it is a very nice product to use. I actually have two bottles of it.
Let me add Meg`s D163, Zep Commercial line of products, Sprayaway Foaming Glass Cleaner, Optimum Car Wash, Optimum Paint Prep (light years better than Carpro Eraser), and how could I ever forget?:
Finish Kare 1000P, best bang for the buck product you will ever buy. Looks fantastic, goes on wonderfully, and lasts a long time.
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Believe it or not, Armor All Glass Cleaner. A while back someone recommended it so I picked up a bottle at Wal Mart. Very impressive to say the least and cheap. It`s become the only glass cleaner I use.
QD+ super sleeper
Tried my Meguiar`s d120 glass cleaner. I like the way it wipes off the glass. My glass wasn`t noticeably dirty or in need of cleaning. I`m guessing I`m in the majority here. Who lets interior glass get to that point
I`ll have to try it at work when the windows haven`t been cleaned for a month. That will give the cleaner a real workout. I will have to try it on the exterior glass too. I like my D114 at 128:1 for that.
On a side note, my wife does not like the scent. I too wish the grape scent was toned down. I actually prefer the chemical scent of Stoner`s invisible glass. Just like I enjoy he scent of Meguiar`s quik detailer. Chemical scents = clean in my mind. Very subjective the scent thing is to people. I wish it smelled more like D114, love that scent. I don`t think I will run out of glass cleaner for the next decade. 11 gallons of D120 for $30 when mixed with distilled water vs. $25 for a gallon of Stoners Invisible glass. Meguiar`s is 1/10th the price. Wife will have to get used to the scent.
A sleeper "method", as opposed to a product... use your spray wax for the final wipe on glass. I don`t do it on the windshield, as it can leave hologram type hazing. But on the other windows it works like a charm.
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