Saw this product sold in MR DiY

Did anyone try before ?
the product mention the chemical content

1. diporpylene glycol methyl ehter
2. propylene carbonate
3. silicine resin



link to mr DIY



saw this info from ktard
what is their content of this japanese product?

newbie here.

glaco is alrite. other x dare to use pun

tried glaco, no difference on 2010 windscreen, and 1985 windscreen.

just go back to my trusty aluminum polish, rag & elbow greese.

Autosol?
I have tried, lime, dish washer, sodium bicar, adn autosol, but non of them seem effective.
Anyway i tried my own hand with help of paper, clothes, without any help of tools yet.

yea Autosol brand, i think that tube is at least couple decades old too.

mainly the hard deposits where wiper does not reach, and corners of the side windows, worse was my MPV, 8 windows to suffer through cuz I only buy cars which are over a decade old.

This post has been edited by Chrix: Jul 8 2024, 07:07 PM

This one right.
How to do it?
With the polishing tool?

There must be a better way but i dont plan to buy tools so i use old cloths & 99% of my person energy lol

rub lightly with a lot of patience? or press down hard?
got add water?

against my personal advise, i went in dry.

Press very hard.

I get it, same for windscreen too based on your posts above

IMO, if wanna do traffic film removal/ prep before coating, the traditional type with mild abrasives is still better compared to chemical type as we don't know if the chemical is masking the film or really does the cleaning.

Some spray wipe type may look wonderful but traffic film come back again after a few drives.. Also I noticed if you apply glass coating to your windshield, you dont actually need to worry too much on traffic film build up as they go away really easily after simple wash/ a proper wiper washer.

For glass coating I'd recommend to go for Glaco's Ultra/ DX. Prep/ Cleaning wise the Soft 99 Glass Refresh is nicer.

How is applying wax on the mirror?

IMO, it is still better to use dedicated glass coating as the ingredient used is totally different. Certain type of wax can leave residue on windscreen, causing it to pick up dirt easier and is very hard to remove. Not to mention they may potentially cause wiper juddering issue..