Don
Darth Camaro 12/27/15
I searched, but couldn't find any specific threads on it, so I thought I'd start one. The wife was at Sam's Club and brought home a 3-pack of Sprayway. I'd never tried it before so I gave it a whirl on my rear window (which has to be possessed by a smear demon, along with his friends Haze and Film).
I tried to keep things simple by taking a clean M/F and spraying the cleaner on the towel instead of the glass. After a few swipes, I could see the glass becoming markedly cleaner, but then the friction levels between the towel and the glass rose. I flipped the towel to the dry side and began wiping again. At first there were the same high levels of friction and I began thinking "Great, it's gonna clean one layer of gunk off, only to leave another." Then suddenly, the towel "broke free" and was sliding smoothly over the glass. I repeated the process on the other half of the window (Cavalier remember, it's easier to do one side at a time...at least it is for my exceptionally proportioned back-side). The results were the same, spray towel, wipe, heavy drag...switch to dry side, heavy drag, sudden 'break free,' easy buffing. Then I gave the whole window a final wiping with the dry side and poured myself out of the backseat to examine the work. I was surprised, the glass was absolutely spotless, not a streak or smear to be seen. and other than having to be a contortionist to get to my back window, it was actually easy gettng the glass so clear.
PS: I even tried it on my work car's windshield, which gets nasty beyond belief...It worked just as well there, leaving the glass crystal clear. A definate keeper/go to product.
I tried to keep things simple by taking a clean M/F and spraying the cleaner on the towel instead of the glass. After a few swipes, I could see the glass becoming markedly cleaner, but then the friction levels between the towel and the glass rose. I flipped the towel to the dry side and began wiping again. At first there were the same high levels of friction and I began thinking "Great, it's gonna clean one layer of gunk off, only to leave another." Then suddenly, the towel "broke free" and was sliding smoothly over the glass. I repeated the process on the other half of the window (Cavalier remember, it's easier to do one side at a time...at least it is for my exceptionally proportioned back-side). The results were the same, spray towel, wipe, heavy drag...switch to dry side, heavy drag, sudden 'break free,' easy buffing. Then I gave the whole window a final wiping with the dry side and poured myself out of the backseat to examine the work. I was surprised, the glass was absolutely spotless, not a streak or smear to be seen. and other than having to be a contortionist to get to my back window, it was actually easy gettng the glass so clear.
PS: I even tried it on my work car's windshield, which gets nasty beyond belief...It worked just as well there, leaving the glass crystal clear. A definate keeper/go to product.
