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Old 15-01-2006, 08:52 PM   #1
anarchyok
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Default crap on windows

Hey guys....

I've had this residue on my windows which i cannot remove for the life of me, and its really starting to irritate me. It looks like some kinda of spray has hit the windows and then dried on, leaving little droplet like splotches. Windex, car wash etc does nothing, tried metho and water mix too. Dude in supercheap reckoned its the sealant they apply at dealerships, which when they spray the cars, runs down onto the windows and then dries there.

Today I tried heavy duty truck cleaner, which still hasn't done much, although removed some of it.

Anyone else had the same problem and found a solution that works? (pardon the pun)

Cheers, Jono

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