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Magic Eraser is like very fine sandpaper so I wouldn’t recommend that for windows

We save those for the really tough jobs!

Nope, love it too much!

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yes, you drive it however (as fast as) you like and wherever you like and bring it back. The group that I was with chose to have a guided tour by the local Porsche club but we arranged that ourselves.

I found that your method still leaves streaks and the windshield is not perfectly clean.

I used to use Invisible glass but it was far too difficult to make sure you rubbed all of it off before it dried on the windshield it took much longer and every time I had to clean it several times. Dry cloth does not remove the haze. The method presented in this video works extremely well every time.

Yes, much better, especially when you use this process.

True, and the venue is the BEST

I hope so too! Lots of fun!

Good to know. Thanks for contributing

Likely caused by hard water that was allowed to dry on the car. There are products that you can use but I've never used them because my water is softened and I always make sure the water drops are removed. This video would seem to be helpful for you ua-cam.com/video/s1XNKFVSwRk/v-deo.htmlsi=VYyTYpwlDkq8L-xX

Thank you so much!!!!!

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Yes, it sure looks great and always stands out at any car gathering.

Cottage country, a couple of hours north of the GTA

Glad to hear, I had heard less than stellar reviews.

@@GaryTheCarNut If you don't need something that will put air in the tire in 1 min from flat then it's fine. I've been using it for years now. I have no complaints :) I do have other m12 tools as well.

It sure does save time.

@@462ANIMAL Yup, I love it!

Yup, Happy wife........

Thanks, I love it.

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I’ve never found that didn’t remove all of the off gassing film from the inside of the window.

Sorry to hear that.​@@GaryTheCarNut

Sure, that works.

Those darn dump trucks kicking up rocks 😂

@@raymondlong9324 on the inside of your windshield?

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If that's good enough for you, go for it!

@@GaryTheCarNut You reminded me that I needed to clean the inside of my multiple car windshields so I'm glad I watched. Thanks.

Why do you recommend squeegeeing toward the middle?

@@GaryTheCarNut So the squeegeed water isn't pushed towards/under the trim at the windshield's edges. I also think it feels like a more natural arm movement.

@@smark1180 I see but is that really a concern? I'm sure it will be more difficult to clean up the middle of the windshield with a micro fiber cloth when you finish squeegeeing both sides than it is along the perimeter.

@@garythewaterguy2608 Do whatever works better for you. This is really just about selling products anyway.

Nope, it’s about sharing solutions that I’ve found work the best.

I don't think you can get it in North America, can you?

@@GaryTheCarNut no - but it’s just the European equivalent to Dawn - both made by P&G and possibly (though I don’t know for sure - they weren’t quite the same in my day) to the same recipe.

Really what would a smart guy own instead?

Jealous some? I owned a Cayenne S, my next one is a Macan

@@1whitecottagelife770 Those Macans are beautiful!

Check the time stamp on the video. Then process itself takes 2 minutes

Yes, like any project on the car or around the house getting the tools together and putting them away afterwards takes longer than the actual project itself, if it is a relatively small job. Yes the 120 seconds is for cleaning the windshield itself but the setup and take down times for this project are far less than most. Thanks for watching and commenting

How do you use the rubbing alcohol?

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Sure, I can totally understand why you would, I guess I’ve been spoiled by what works best for me. When you get it I’m sure you’ll love it.

No idea what you mean, please explain

2 minutes every 6 months is too much time?

Someone doesn't care about clean windows

@@wurly164 Yes, I guess so.

Yes, I remember it well. That worked especially well on the outside of the windshield because the ink from the newspaper would become lodged in the pits of the glass and make the glass appear clearer

What makes Dawn better than any other soap?

@@donelmore2540 Great question! Dawn has a higher concentration of propylene glycol. In independent tests, Dawn has been shown to remove up to 99% of grease from dishes, compared to the next best, Palmolive’s 95%.

@@GaryTheCarNut Thanks, Dawn is recommended for everything from cleaning dishes to killing weeks and I never could figure out why!

What’s News paper?

Not sure if that will be better but it sure would be easier!

Couldn’t agree more!

Ive used Zaino since 99 or 00, had multiple coats on my 99 Black WS-6 Trans-am. I went out of town in August, in Texas and the car got egged and the egg was baked on it for 5 days in the sun. It washed off with just a garden hose, and left ZERO marks from it. It amazed me the protection Zaino provided.

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Yes, this is another testimonial as to why Zaino is such a great product!

Yup, I’ve moved on from water filtration videos to making videos about my life long passion for cars. Thanks for watching!

You must be a good tipper.

@@doughooks7411 Yes, I like to think so.

I’m pretty sure it is actually 443 but what’s a few horsepower between friends?

Thanks for your comment and tip.

Sprayway glass cleaner is all I use, great cleaner and also works great on flat-screen tv's since it doesn't contain ammonia

@@TADDs101 thanks for the tip, never heard of it myself.

@GaryTheCarNut try it out and you will like it, it's reasonable to and in a nice spray can. Walmart has a 2pk cans for $4.74

They are very cool.

Yes, I did watch that video and it was one of the many sources I drew upon for my process. Although the micro fibre wand that I use makes it easier for vehicles that have difficult access to the lower edge of the windshield like SUV’s. Thanks for watching!

Actually I also use this method on my wife’s Lexus RX350 and it works great. That wand and the squeegee make all the difference.

You must be very good at contorting yourself to get to the lower edges of the windshield. I’m glad to hear you found something that works for you!

@@GaryTheCarNut I have the super power to easily scoochie in to small spaces. However, if I detailed cars for a living, I would certainly invest in your method!

This doesn't get windows truly clean though, you end up pushing oil around with the towel. You can see it in the right lighting. Squeegees avoid this problem.

@@matsudakodoyes, the squeegee and wand are the game changers