Man, I did a search for a glass cleaner, and found out about Stoners.
That is good stuff- no haze or streaks like I always got with other glass cleaners

 

Yep, it's the shizznit!

 

Agreed!!!

 

I wish I had enough to do the windows inside and outside on my house

One quick question- what are you guys using to remove the product with? I know paper towels are a no-no...although thats what I used

 

Micro Fiber towel, didn't know there was anything else.

 

The stuff is safe on tint, too.

 

Normally it doesn't streak, but the other day I tried it in the direct sun light. If you don't wipe it off immediately, it will streak. I need to do mine again, and I'm sure the only reason it streaked is because it was evaporating before I wiped it off. This is the first time I've ever had it streak so it had to be due to the sun. Normally it does a great job!

 

Stoner's is probably the best non-professional glass cleaner out there. Paper towels are fine - you can even use newspapers.

 

Stoners is the Best!!
One problem is that the sprayer on it is like super charged gotta be careful otherwise youll be wipin out the Qd.

PB makes a glass towel, its a fine (velvet smooth) towel that works GREAT.

 

I really like the Invisible Glass Wipes too.

 

Learned about Stoners here two years ago and it is the best. The wife swiped it when she ran out of Windex and now I have to hide it. Stoners tire shine is good to, not real shiny.

 

I don't know of any window cleaner that will NOT streak when applied in direct sunlight.... especially on a hot summer's day.

Spot on!

I've tried the wipes without being overly impressed. They, IMO, streaked considerably more than the spray/microfiber combo.

 

A lot of professional guys even use Stoners. I'm not saying I'm a pro, I'd like to be able to say so one day, but I love Stoner's Aerosol Invisible Glass and I've never found myself using anything else but it. After using it, the glass is super clean and smooth. I also find the water beads up like it's waxed. I use dedicated microfibers as well. I find they work the best.

 

Do ya'll use the special microfiber glass towells? If so, why whats the difference? I know i just use a regular MF, it works great don't see why to change.

 

I've never tried a microfiber that simply is made for cleaning windows. Like you, I've never seen the need to do so. I use dedicated microfibers for everything I do though. I use the "blue" microfibers from ADS for windows, wheels, and interior.