darn windows

I had the same problem... I tried "Stoner Brand" Invisible Glass ($2.99 or so from Wal-Mart) and it works _GREAT_. No glare or streaks AT ALL... just be SURE you use some sort of cloth (rag) that won't leave little lint things on your glass. I believe the instructions say some use crumpled up newspaper... I just used a really old rag that won't leave anything behind & it worked GREAT. Windows are just about "invisible" hehe. Don't be afraid to use a lot of it... it works great.

-Mike

Mike,

Thanks for the tip...I have always had the same trouble as Steve, I will go check out WallyWorld for the "Stoner Brand" Invisible Glass Spray.

Vinegar diluted with a bit of water and news paper.

No prob =)

I didn't have any luck using those shop towels.. I use Sprayway glass cleaner and old cotton t-shirts that I wash without any fabric softener or dryer sheets.. It works for me.

If the glass isn't tinted you could use 0000 steel wool. Strips everything off , but it's so fine that it doesn't scratch. You can use it on chrome too. Just make sure you don't touch ANY plastic or paint with it. It will definitely scratch those.

Scott Williams '66 HCS

Give up and buy a Macintosh. You will never get a clean, bug free installation of Windows.

John

Invisible Glass... yep, it does. Works great! If using a cloth, try this, wash your glass rags first and dry them WITHOUT fabric softner. It makes a big difference.

Kate

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I get mine at Pep Boys

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Thanks for the suggestions. I switched to using crumpled newspaper instead od paper towels and it works like a charm! The windows have never looked so clean.

I'm glad you got what you were looking for =).

-Mike