How to clean a WINDSCREEN (Top detailing SECRET)

[@aurnob93]

You are a boss my brother, I'm a detailer and I'm super impressed by your videos and methods, would love to meet you one day, what a knowledge power house!

[@HUBBABUBBADOOPYDOOP]

PLEASE never use that horribly loud horse noise again, thank you.

[@akhan8566]

Hahahahaha

[@srizwan747]

LoL 😂 I can understand the pain

[@manfredeberhardt2435]

Wtf is that sound for

[@FeralEngineer]

As for the rain repellants, always read the manual for the exact one you are going to use before applying it. Some are "coat, let dry, polish" type, some are "coat, rinse, wipe dry", while some, like a fluoroalkylsilanes-based Aquapel, that eats into the top layer of the glass, require a totally different procedure. For example, a drop of water getting on the glass covered with yet uncured Aquapel, or leaving an applicator too long in one spot, leave a non-removable spot on the glass, leading to a whole mess of degreasing and compound-polishing the glass. That can be several times more expensive than the rain repellant itself. Same thing is also true for Quartz/SiO2/Ceramic, or whatever the manufacturer calls it, ultra-durable and shiny mineral car paint protective compound.

[@puregraphite]

Nicely done but I find Rainx ready to use windscreen liquid does the same job.. or add one part of rainx concentrate with your usual windscreen fluid

[@nancib2963]

Thank you for making such thorough vids. Especially for explaining the many options, products and expected results for each. :)

[@ZayPatino]

why is the left part of your windshield still has those weird streaks

[@CarAudioInc]

The horse noises scared the shit out of me.. wtf LOL

[@JunkyDIYguy]

ha haa gotch ya

[@neiltaylor8198]

Good video mate, tryed this seen big difference on my cars glass, thanks👍

[@rugby86]

Horse neigh = RIP my headphones 🤣 Great content as always mate :)

[@ahmadfaris_g3b]

Thank a lot for your solution for how to clean windscreen...

[@beechy45]

Another great vid and another problem solved for me

[@JabastinS]

after seeing this video I decided to replace windshield

[@rcfrenzy6477]

😂

[@alikay9707]

😂

[@laypyu]

😂😂😂

[@mauro_mirez]

Same here mate. You can use this video as a drinking game for every time he suggests to use a clean micro fiber towel

[@varshida]

😂

[@skylark1848]

@134:36 wax makes rubber and plastics dry up.. so... How are your wipers doing? I used to use wax on one window and it dried up the rubber around the window glass. It makes rubber brittle.

[@ryanoreilly7015]

thanks lots of info I was looking for great stuff great presentation. you need to watch with subtitles on, Google totally butchered clear words, they dropped the ball you recovered hope to see more.

[@AllanO808]

Yes, very difficult for me, as I'm deaf

[@ShadowZidan]

magnificient video,,,,

[@davidjaylaw1920]

Wash off Windscreen with soap and water/windex. Apply Mothers Carnuba wax. Rub with 0000 Stainless Steel wool pad. Wipe off with Micro Fiber Towell. Blow off windscreen with leaf blower to remove any small/fine leftover pieces.

[@macallanvintage]

After a few weeks, any wiper judder/chatter?

[@johnzy78]

is it possible to remove where the wipers don't wipe?

[@QuanTruong7]

New format looks great, and amazing results!

[@JunkyDIYguy]

Quan Truong7 thanks buddy, it took me 3 full days to edit this video with 92 seperate video clips

[@QuanTruong7]

Junky DIY guy looking forward to future vids :)

[@arjundev4908]

After extensive treatment to the glass.. @17:30 headlights is like am cursed. 😂

[@baberuae]

I very much good information I like this

[@admk69]

Hi thanks for the vids. just when you say step three. i hear "make the windscreen some water abillion by apply some protection" what are you sayign here? thanks?

[@drupeydrupez]

Bud Wizer Water repelent?

[@HT-gv5ci]

Hi, do you have a workshop in Perth?

[@David-ib8ek]

THANKS!

[@erickdockweiler3359]

that niegh tho LOL. nice video

[@lowernorth9972]

The transition sounds scare the fuck out of me

[@enzotan2730]

How about oil patches. I have 3 big spots that water smudge instead of beading

[@enzotan2730]

I have tried autoglym glass polish, soft99 glass compound, claybar and dishwasher liquid. Nothing works.

[@kc958]

The car polisher doesn't damage the windshield?

[@JunkyDIYguy]

No, it doesn't if you use the right pad and speed

[@Lordlur]

The product is more expensive than the car :D

[@tarassu]

You almost cleaned everything off the glass. But you forgot silicone residues. You can verify silicone residues like that: if you pour water on the glass and you can see the area where wipers work, you have silicone residue.

[@kinkycorp]

yeah, I was gonna say that. after he cleaned the windshield with claybar, the glass is still dirty.

[@hemakalpoo5686]

Arnis Tarassu how do I get rid of the silicone residue?

[@amalkallarackal9293]

Arnis Tarassu but isn't the silicone residue from the wipers good in repelling the water?

[@marklittler784]

Yeah I was wondering whether it was the wipers leaving the residue or oil and rubber thrown up mixed with rain water sprayed up by passing vehicles, I wonder if its just caused by cheap wiper blades.

[@FeralEngineer]

But he apples silicone to the glass in form of RainX anyways.

[@maxflinkenberg9096]

You still have quite obvious wiper marks on your windscreen? Freeze it at 8.10 and have a look for yourself.

[@868AIB]

Park under a street light and you’d see the scratches

[@renukaahangangoda1248]

Thanks

[@airbnbwollongong3468]

And don't forget to clean your wiper blades with wd40

[@srizwan747]

Great video That horse sound was not good 😊

[@jibjub2121]

horse noise making a completely unnecessary appearance

[@TheGunmanChannel]

PLEASE READ!!! I am a spray painter and if you use dishwashing liquid on your paint you will destroy your car's paintwork, never use it to clean your car, spend a few dollars on some car wash.

[@johndoe7109]

The Gunman yeah I learned that the hard way with my first car. Made my white paint dull and rough to the touch at some spots.

[@zain581]

WHY

[@tarassu]

There is a clearcoat between outside and paint.

[@drupeydrupez]

It can be used if you want to remove a layer of wax and apply a new layer, but should not be used as maintenance car soap

[@FeralEngineer]

@@zain581 Dish soap is just an overly strong cleaner for the job, stripping everything from the car's clear coat. Just imagine washing your hands with a paint thinner - the grease (skin fat in this case) would be washed away completely, so an underlaying skin starts developing cracks, delaminating, and becomes quite brittle. So you need to restore the grease coat as quick as possible by applying some creme. Same with the polishing wax on the clear coat, in case of the car. So, regular car washing solutions are either strong degreasers with "spare" wax already premixed in them, or just solutions with quite moderate cleaning capabilities, just strong enough to remove some light dirt without removing the original wax layer.

[@AllanO808]

I can still see the wiper semi circle marks AFTER cleaning...

[@whatyoudo9773]

i think you over simplified the interior while-down for sure, its a neck-wrenching task that is not easily done

[@rogerpercivall7339]

All went well until you applied that stuff that causes ‘beading’. Beading is dangerous and causes light diffusion, you should apply any safe substance that breaks ‘surface tension’ so the water slides away leaving clear uninterrupted vision.

[@alancooper7062]

Who's the criminal with the hoody ? Also a clay bar is good to clean screen ,,

[@JunkyDIYguy]

That criminal is junky diy guy:: ha haa

[@Baerchenization]

wtf... you should use clay bar, not the blade.

[@zain581]

BLADE OK BUT CLAY BAR ISS BETTER

[@Brantdrangus8489]

Dat horse😂

[@ARM1886]

Whaaat

[@leckers15]

Over! !!... Got time?!...

[@jayaramanv1031]

Audio is bad. Can't understand what your saying

[@aadilraza9543]

wao its toooooooo short cleaning methode.

[@DuNguyen-ju4mw]

that crazy just get water and clean

[@sayedrashid867]

I would rather use a piece of clay bar than risk scratching my windshield with a razor blade

[@shirebands7169]

Bruh. Hardness of glass is higher than a razor. It CANNOT scratch your windshield

[@GlobalTrottar]

What a lame video, used almost seven products for one screen. Also doing so in direct sunshine, genius!!

[@macallanvintage]

After a few weeks, any wiper judder/chatter?