will it clean the oily film on the inside of car windows?
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Most definitely! Apply it with a slightly damp, small, pre-used sponge. Allow product/glass to dry to a haze, then easily buff to a shine with a soft, dry towel. Brand-new sponges tend to have a chemical that might cause the wax to be difficult to "buff off" once it has dried...that's why I specified "pre-used."
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I haven 't tried it yet but Zi assume it would. It does a great job on our windows & mirrors. I would suggest laying a towel on the dash because when you buff off the dried haze it might leave dust residue on your dash surface.
1006020
I would use a windex type of cleaner. This is rather thick and smelly...like gasoline or something. I actually do not like the product much. Ok for smaller thins like glasses.
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Hi Barbara, I bought the SKrAPr for my sister in law so don't posess the item. As for taking the film off a car window...that will totally depend on what film is on and who/how it was applied. I do not think it will scratch the glass like a razor blade but I would try it first of course.
425479
It is a relatively gentle cleaner. Goo gone might be a better oily stain remover
853803
Idk, I used it to flush the rust out of my radiator. I've had good results with glass scrub http://www.amazon.com/Glass-Science-Scrub-Cream-Cleanser/dp/B008O6VMDG just keep the windshield wet and it works great!
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It worked great on my car. It even removed oil stains. I did not notice any harm or unwanted color changes. Try a small spot. This product removed the stains instantly. If can do harm, you will notice it instantly. Hope this helps.
755011
This material will remove fingerprints and other skin oil smudges without cleaning spray. If the glass is heavily soiled, clean with tap water and a paper towel. Then, remove the last bit of dust with one of these.
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I wouldn't. It would almost be like putting tire dressing on your interior. It is cleaner than that, but just a bit heavy in terms of film/residue for interior in my view.
1775143
Yes it will, if the scratches are very fine. Most of the "foggy" look is caused by microscopic scratches and dirt that regular glass cleaner will not remove. The plastic polish will clean that very well, but will not remove large scratches. It is the best PLASTIC cleaner I have used.
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Probably won't do much. This is a soap scum and mineral deposit remover - i.e. gloms onto metal ions and dissolves them so remove hard water and soap scum build up. Grease is made up of fatty acids, need a surfactant based cleaner which dissolves lipids and fatty acids.
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I have used this on my auto windows several times and each time the hard water spots remain. It will remove grime and grease.
1775146
I use this product for plastic airplane and car models. It removes the fine scratches and "foggy" appearance from the "clear" windshields and styrene plastic remarkably well. I would test a portion of your screen and then proceed accordingly.
1959422
It worked on the inside of the windshield of my Mitsubishi 3000GT, after all other cleaners left a haze or streaking. It is now crystal clear, after a single application. Wipe down the dash and rubber windaw trim first, to avoid black smudges on the microfiber cloth.
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I don't use it much on cars but, it should do a great job on them. If it will blow water off the paint as well as it does it will have no problem on glass. Hope this helps.
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It worked on my car pretty well, but I got some on my windshield and it left a white residue that I cannot seem to remove.
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My guess is that it would work perfectly but what I would suggest is that you try it on the inside of a cupboard door just to make sure. In any event this stuff is perfect for so many cleaning situations, especially any requiring grease or oil removal, that it is wonderful just to have with your other cleaning agents.
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This actually will work fine for most leather interiors. Most leather interiors in cars are "coated leather" and will actually work better with a cleaner like this one.
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I don't know because I did not test it on my headliner. I think it's mainly for cloth upholstery, but am not sure. I would Google "how to clean vinyl headline in a car". Good luck.