OK, this ain't my idea. I was just watching ESPN and they had some footage of SEMA and also some other car related stuff. Anyways in one of the shows(I think some show about Chevy's), a Mothers brand representative was giving tips and this is what they said in order.

clean with with vinegar first, then use claybar just like how you would normally use it, then use chrome polish, then clean the polish off, then finally finish up with a regular window cleaner spray. At least I think that's what I heard, was also listening to music that's why, SO has anyone tried this? Seems like a long process.

 

zepp window cleaner is the best I have used. Malco is a close second. ( I detail cars for a living).

 

zepp eh?> never heard of it.....where might you be able to get some....any old automotive store?>

 

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Would also like to know.

 

that is correct. while at nopi this year my friend was in the mother's booth and this is what they told us is best way to clean windows. i have yet to try it though.