‘Clearer viewing

For sometime now, I have been looking for a water stain remover for the windscreen of my ride. Always on the look out for an affordable, easy to use product. Been to the cars shows and saw several products being offered by reputable brands but the prices were a bit expensive. Even had the opportunity to have a demo from a product they were selling along Shell SLEX but price was steep. Around P700 a can. In fairness, it worked. Spray it on the area you want to clean and then wipe with a clean rag. Very simple. The product I decided to try was an item called “Amazing Stain Remover” from ACE Hardware. Funny thing here was that they couldn’t offer a demo because they didn’t have a sample that was opened to show me how it worked. Genius me, I still bought it because of the price. Paid for it then I went to my car in the parking lot so I could get home and try it out. Upon getting to my car, I could not resist opening the product to see what I just bought for myself. I opened it and saw the contents… the content was a course almost dry like paste. Since it was opened, I looked for a rag and decided to test it on the windscreen. It worked! The stains and water marks were removed. Then I realized it smelled exactly like the product I was using years ago. I forgot what the name of the product was but I remember stumbling upon it at the old PX section of Cash n Carry back in the early 1990s.

Now, the way I used this “Amazing Stain Remover” was by wiping the area with a rag. Then I apply the product on a small area at a time then wiped it off, applying again if needed. When the whole area was done, I use a glass cleaner, I use Armor All Auto Glass cleaner to clean the residue. I use paper towels to wipe the glass cleaner off the surface. I use Armor All because it’s safe to use on automotive tint. After making sure the surface was clean, I use Rain X to treat the glass and make it water repellant.