Forget what you think you know about glass cleaners.........I have used them all.........I 'stumbled' onto a product made by Kleenmaster called 'Brillanize'........I have never had better results.....you have to see it to believe it....forget the 'terry' towel......use a micro-fiber cloth.......WOW!
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I have been using DWG on my glass for years.
No more cleaners. No more Rain-X.
But I'll look for Brillianize for the house.
Jeff[8D]
quote:Originally posted by Laemmle
Forget what you think you know about glass cleaners.........I have used them all.........I 'stumbled' onto a product made by Kleenmaster called 'Brillanize'........I have never had better results.....you have to see it to believe it....forget the 'terry' towel......use a micro-fiber cloth.......WOW!HTIH (Hope The Info Helps)
Jeff
Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please. Mark Twain
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I have been using DWG on my glass for years.
No more cleaners. No more Rain-X.
But I'll look for Brillianize for the house.
Jeff[8D]
quote:Originally posted by Laemmle
Forget what you think you know about glass cleaners.........I have used them all.........I 'stumbled' onto a product made by Kleenmaster called 'Brillanize'........I have never had better results.....you have to see it to believe it....forget the 'terry' towel......use a micro-fiber cloth.......WOW!HTIH (Hope The Info Helps)
Jeff
Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please. Mark Twain
Note: SDC# 070190 (and earlier...)Comment
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For glass, I've been using old newspaper with glass cleaner! That has always worked the best; no streaks, lint, etc. I have been using a micro-fiber cloth for a good 6 years now. They do a most amazing job of cleaning almost anything; and when you rinse them out, all one uses is a bar of handsoap, those cloths come out spotless like the day they were made; even after cleaning down an engine.[:0] I don't have to be sold on one.quote:Originally posted by Laemmle
Forget what you think you know about glass cleaners.........I have used them all.........I 'stumbled' onto a product made by Kleenmaster called 'Brillanize'........I have never had better results.....you have to see it to believe it....forget the 'terry' towel......use a micro-fiber cloth.......WOW!
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For glass, I've been using old newspaper with glass cleaner! That has always worked the best; no streaks, lint, etc. I have been using a micro-fiber cloth for a good 6 years now. They do a most amazing job of cleaning almost anything; and when you rinse them out, all one uses is a bar of handsoap, those cloths come out spotless like the day they were made; even after cleaning down an engine.[:0] I don't have to be sold on one.quote:Originally posted by Laemmle
Forget what you think you know about glass cleaners.........I have used them all.........I 'stumbled' onto a product made by Kleenmaster called 'Brillanize'........I have never had better results.....you have to see it to believe it....forget the 'terry' towel......use a micro-fiber cloth.......WOW!
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Well I know "DWG" as the abbreviation for drawing, does it mean something else? Window cleaner?
Also, help an old guy out here guys, what is micro-fiber cloth, do you buy that in a dry goods fabric store, camera store or where?
StudeRich
Studebakers Northwest
Ferndale, WAStudeRich
Second Generation Stude Driver,
Proud '54 Starliner Owner
SDC Member Since 1967Comment
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Well I know "DWG" as the abbreviation for drawing, does it mean something else? Window cleaner?
Also, help an old guy out here guys, what is micro-fiber cloth, do you buy that in a dry goods fabric store, camera store or where?
StudeRich
Studebakers Northwest
Ferndale, WAStudeRich
Second Generation Stude Driver,
Proud '54 Starliner Owner
SDC Member Since 1967Comment
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Rich,
You are showing your age. You may need to explain to the younger generation what a "dry goods" store is (along with notions and sundries).
Gary
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Rich,
You are showing your age. You may need to explain to the younger generation what a "dry goods" store is (along with notions and sundries).
Gary
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Hey or in your case is that HAY. GARY, lets not get too smart about that age thing. Hopefully some day you will find yourself there.
studedick from the lower OzarksComment
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Hey or in your case is that HAY. GARY, lets not get too smart about that age thing. Hopefully some day you will find yourself there.
studedick from the lower OzarksComment
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Dick,
I hope to still be swapping Studebakers and attending International Meets at your age.
Gary
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Dick,
I hope to still be swapping Studebakers and attending International Meets at your age.
Gary
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Hey dont knock us "ole " guys .I spent a lotta days in Ben Frankins five n dime store looking for model cars.And what is micro- cloth for us ole gheezers.
David Baggett '53 coupeComment
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Hey dont knock us "ole " guys .I spent a lotta days in Ben Frankins five n dime store looking for model cars.And what is micro- cloth for us ole gheezers.
David Baggett '53 coupeComment
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