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    "Luck" Residue of design tuscarora dave's Avatar
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    carnuba on windshield

    what besides being more careful can remove carnuba wax from my windshield? I tried alcohol(iso) , invisible glass and windex to no avail. thanks

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    Re: carnuba on windshield

    a very mild polish should do the trick

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    Re: carnuba on windshield

    Thanks, Pockets! Something I`ve been wondering as well.

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    Re: carnuba on windshield

    thank you I think this site is great. It`s great to have a little help along the way. Dave

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    Re: carnuba on windshield

    Clay can also do this...the polish that Pockets is talking about is a chemical based polish...like a paint cleaner
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    Re: carnuba on windshield

    Using an ammonia based window cleaner with either #0000 steel wool or a Scotch-Brite Light Cleansing Pad has yet to let me down.
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    Re: carnuba on windshield

    Quote Originally Posted by Beemerboy View Post
    Clay can also do this...the polish that Pockets is talking about is a chemical based polish...like a paint cleaner

    I use Professional Polish ...just spead it out, let it dry to a haze and buff
    life is short ..do it while you can

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    Re: carnuba on windshield

    Quote Originally Posted by Beemerboy View Post
    Clay can also do this...the polish that Pockets is talking about is a chemical based polish...like a paint cleaner
    Yes thats what i was talking about thanks dave

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    Re: carnuba on windshield

    If it were me, I`d use PB Pro Polish.

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