Haze/film on inside of windshield ?
03-30-2007, 10:19 AM
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IV tried several window cleaning products and the best that works for me is Invisiglass. Either the foam or the spray.
Its good for using on tinted windows as it doesnt contain ammonia.
Its good for using on tinted windows as it doesnt contain ammonia.
03-30-2007, 12:16 PM
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I still get it on my '96, i just put it up too crap in the air as well as it seems to be worse at the vent openings.I can usually go about 2 months between cleanings.
03-30-2007, 03:10 PM
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If your cowl seal isn't tight, oil residues and other engine compartment nasties can be drawn through your system an deposited on your windshield when using Defrost. Everytime my truck hazes really bad, I find the cowl seal slipped off again. Last time, I used that Liquid Nails adhesive in the rubber seal's groove and it hasn't budged since! Only adhesive I have tried that worked. Anything like Automotive silicone adhesive or trim contact cement has let loose, while the Liquid Nails is running strong for over 1 year now.
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