Cleaning Glass (Consistency)
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From: Oklahoma
Thanks for the various cleaning tips. Now for my REAL problem...trying to clean the inside of the rear Targa window! You have to be the most limber contortionist around to bend into all the window areas when the rear window/hatch is opened for cleaning (and I am not!) It looks like it would be easy with the window/hatch opened, but it isn't. Any Targa owners have any tips that work for you?
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From: CC Philly
Thanks for the various cleaning tips. Now for my REAL problem...trying to clean the inside of the rear Targa window! You have to be the most limber contortionist around to bend into all the window areas when the rear window/hatch is opened for cleaning (and I am not!) It looks like it would be easy with the window/hatch opened, but it isn't. Any Targa owners have any tips that work for you?
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From: Central Florida
I admit to being a total failure at glass cleaning. Every “I finally got it” method didn’t get it. But I believe I may be onto something that no one else has mentioned; SPEED, here is my latest method.
1. use whatever product, they are all “the best”
2. Apply liberally to only half the window
3. quickly use your favorite small towel to loosen and wipe
4. even quicker BEFORE glass cleaner starts to dry wipe aggressively with a large clean fluffy towel.
I believe it’s the drying of whatever miracle product I was using caused the haze left behind. SPEED SPEED SPEED
1. use whatever product, they are all “the best”
2. Apply liberally to only half the window
3. quickly use your favorite small towel to loosen and wipe
4. even quicker BEFORE glass cleaner starts to dry wipe aggressively with a large clean fluffy towel.
I believe it’s the drying of whatever miracle product I was using caused the haze left behind. SPEED SPEED SPEED