I know im asking the wrong place but does anyone know a method to log back into an Instagram account? I stupidly lost the account password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me
Thanks, Matt. I've been using windex and even a rain-x window cleaning product and I've got streaky and foggy windows. I will be picking up some invisible glass today. Edit - I got it and Omg it's incredible! Thanks again, Matt!
I've been using Invisible Glass for some time...it's inexpensive and it just works. I have not used that reach tool though, seems like that might be worth the investment.
I can’t afford every item on the channel but I 100% recommend invisible glass products. The yellow reach arm thing looks funny but my wife and I love using it.
I can’t tell you how much I appreciate you calling it a rear window and windshield. Was everybody listening? As Matt made clear by calling them by their proper names, there is only one windshield. There is no “rear windshield”. That’s all. Have a good day.
Ha, ha... Or you won't hear me try and sound car guy cool by saying things like windscreen, petrol, or some other stupid phrase like turn the nannies off.
When you walked up to the car and said the car was extremely dirty I laughed my ass off. I do a lot of off road driving and compared to when I have to clean my vehicles that thing was spotless.
As much as I learn about the product, I think I enjoy these videos even more because it gives me a focused view of your technique. I'll probably stick to using Griot's as I have for years, but I like your interior technique and seeing that tool used for the first time. Nice job!
@@ObsessedGarage give it a try. I used to try keeping it there with a rubber band or wrapping it around the handle but not even necessary. Just keep it pressed against the windshield and it won't go anywhere. Use a dry area of the same towel to buff dry
for me spray away glass cleaner is the best one I used to work at a glass shop and that's where I found out about the stuff it's been in production for god-knows-how-long since the 1940s or 50s that works good it smells good it just plain awesome
How about lint residue? Was there any left behind? Also, can you just toss these towels in the wash with regular microfiber towels that you use for washing/drying the exterior of your car?
Invisible Glass in the aerosol can is better, find myself using less product. Love having it for house windows and mirrors as well. As for Angelwax, if you could bring in more of their products, I'd be interested. Some of the dealers around the country are a PITA to work with, and unreliable. The Enigma ceramic wax is simply gold. AIO compound is a solid product too.
Love invisible glass in the aerosol can. Easy to use and no streaks. Though had to use griots glass cleaner on some grease like stain on the windshield from the previous owner which invisible glass failed to remove.
I really liked this video. You have helped in many ways. Most Detailers state spray a little bit of cleaner on the window. I like the idea of saturate your windshield. I’m hoping this process will help me to remove microfiber fibers that got stuck on my window exterior and interior. I like the spray liquid one better then the compressed canister. Of course the only towel to use is a dedicated glass towel. You use a waffle towel. Can you say which one it is. It is a nice size. Most are to small thank you. I’m subscribed. Looking forward to more great videos.
I've used the invisible glass but I find I really have to buff the glass to remove any streaks. The "cheesy" applicator works well on the inside windshield glass but I find I need to spray the cleaner directly on the applicator first, otherwise only the outer edge of the applicator gets damp. I still have to buff the glass!
i bought a new car and have been battling that weird manufacturing gunk that seeps out of the dash and fogs up your windshield for a year now, that tool would make life so much easier
fattybutt96 check out AMMO NYC for tips on cleaning the interior window, uses the same products except for the first time use IPA solution to cut through that gunk.
For most BMWs to raise the wipers put the car in accessory mode on, then turn it off, then tap the wipers. They should raise up and stop in a vertical position on the windshield.
I just received my package with invisible glass and the glass cleaning tool. Both great products. I’m mad at myself for not buying that tool a long time ago!! It is absolutely necessary for getting every nook and cranny of the windshield!!
good products, use Invi Glass screenwash in my CX-5 all the time, mixed with regular Holts or Prestone stuff. Angelwax products are very impressive, and you should try fellow Scots supplier, AMDetails, Alan and his team have some really great products, used by many detailers & enthusiasts alike.
Regarding Invisible Glass cleaner spray. I've noticed after using both the spray AND aerosol can, so much cleaner glass comes from aerosol. Wipes up clean no streaks and no over and over wiping of liquid. News flash...Cinch glass cleaner is even better however unsure if usability on tints.
@@ObsessedGarage it's just more waste of product in the liquid form. So you have to use alot to saturate the glass. With the aerosol you spray, let it foam up and wipe.
Would have loved to see the Vision paired with some Extra Fine Steel Wool on those side windows. I'm sure that would have knocked off most of the water spots.
When you spray and soak the windshield like that, wont you get overspray on the A-pillars and headliner? Wont they leave a residue if left for too long? Curious.
Doesnt the stuff mess up your rubbers on the wipers?? Most of the window cleaners mess up your wiper rubbers and then you get squeeky noises when it rains, i get upset trying to get them clean and not squeeky but that never works, i guess its because the rubber is messed up from the agressive stuff I used to clean the windows. Any experiences? Im getting one of those "'save your neck and back tool" though :), I always ruin a muscle when cleaning the inside windows. Interesting video!
Grant Rodgers I own a tint shop so here's my 2 bits. Use a little more glass cleaner and less pressure on the cloth than on non tinted window. If you have the slightest bit of dirt or heavy dust on tint or cloth you will most likely put fine scratches on tint. Stay away from ammoniated cleaners. Alcohol in glass cleaner is generally ok but I wouldn't let it sit too long on tint.
Yep, I've place the order. The are working on it. I am pushing them to get me replacement part to make available. They don't off the tips alone, so I'm working to get them to do that. I knew this would take a lot of time and effort to work through.
Hope Glass actually is awful or maybe I received a bad bottle. They have some for eyeglasses and it left them cloudy. Re-sprayed with optical product from optician to clear that mess.
@@CAPTJ696 The formula may be different from standard glass cleaner and eyeglass / optical cleaner. I'm generally happy with it compared to the other products I've tried. For me, a good test is using the cleaner in a bathroom and seeing the streak pattern after humidity build-up. Keep in mind that a lot of glasses now or made out of polycarbonate and not glass and the type of glass for eyeglasses can be significantly different than what is used in commercial and Industrial applications for automobiles.
Matt can you pls move that blue bottle out of the yellow section! Driving me crazy
Now that you have said something , I’m looking at it and cant follow the video...
Surprised its not bothering him haha
Ha, ha... I reorganized a bunch of stuff yesterday. I'm like and anti-tasmanian devil.
I know im asking the wrong place but does anyone know a method to log back into an Instagram account?
I stupidly lost the account password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me
@Turner Everett instablaster :)
Thanks, Matt. I've been using windex and even a rain-x window cleaning product and I've got streaky and foggy windows. I will be picking up some invisible glass today.
Edit - I got it and Omg it's incredible! Thanks again, Matt!
I've been using Invisible Glass for some time...it's inexpensive and it just works. I have not used that reach tool though, seems like that might be worth the investment.
the tool seems hokey but its great for interior windshield and back window!
Definitely gimmiky but it works like a charm
I can’t afford every item on the channel but I 100% recommend invisible glass products. The yellow reach arm thing looks funny but my wife and I love using it.
Yep, I can't believe I have that cheesy thing in my store, but I find it super awesome.
@@ObsessedGarage your thought on carpro clarify??
I can’t tell you how much I appreciate you calling it a rear window and windshield. Was everybody listening? As Matt made clear by calling them by their proper names, there is only one windshield. There is no “rear windshield”. That’s all. Have a good day.
Luke Lambert nobody cares
Giordan Rodriguez if someone doesn’t want to sound like a total moron they care.
Really? Lol
Ha, ha... Or you won't hear me try and sound car guy cool by saying things like windscreen, petrol, or some other stupid phrase like turn the nannies off.
Obsessed Garage 😂😂😂 exactly! “Hey look at me everyone! I want to throw the entire kitchen sink at you so you all know I speak advanced car talk.”
When you walked up to the car and said the car was extremely dirty I laughed my ass off. I do a lot of off road driving and compared to when I have to clean my vehicles that thing was spotless.
Invisible Glass is so good for the price
I think it's just good period, at any price.
I’ve used invisible glass for years. The stuff just works.
As much as I learn about the product, I think I enjoy these videos even more because it gives me a focused view of your technique. I'll probably stick to using Griot's as I have for years, but I like your interior technique and seeing that tool used for the first time. Nice job!
Griot's is very good. It appears they are all some derivation of distilled water and IPA.
You don't even need those bonnet things. I just drape a waffle weave towel over the thing and go to town.
Not a bad idea.
@@ObsessedGarage give it a try. I used to try keeping it there with a rubber band or wrapping it around the handle but not even necessary. Just keep it pressed against the windshield and it won't go anywhere. Use a dry area of the same towel to buff dry
yup me too! Makes the tool even better as my towel quality is better than the bonnet.
@@DevonRegan exactly
Yep me too, just wrap the cloth round the head and go to town, doesn’t fall off like I thought it would.
for me spray away glass cleaner is the best one I used to work at a glass shop and that's where I found out about the stuff it's been in production for god-knows-how-long since the 1940s or 50s that works good it smells good it just plain awesome
Gyeon glass has been my go to lately. Doesn’t leave any streaks and smells good too!
Yeah, that's pretty good too.
This tool is NECESSARY for those interior windows where you just can't reach with your hand.
I've been using Invisible Glass for years after trying many products. Stuff just works
Dude i love my glass wand. People give me sh!t when they see me use it until they try the damn thing...then they get one lol.
I’ve been using invisible glass since 2009 great product
How about lint residue? Was there any left behind? Also, can you just toss these towels in the wash with regular microfiber towels that you use for washing/drying the exterior of your car?
Both are great glass cleaners, vision is definitely strong stuff but works fantastic.
Invisible Glass in the aerosol can is better, find myself using less product. Love having it for house windows and mirrors as well. As for Angelwax, if you could bring in more of their products, I'd be interested. Some of the dealers around the country are a PITA to work with, and unreliable. The Enigma ceramic wax is simply gold. AIO compound is a solid product too.
Mark Thayne..totally agree..if you're going with Invisible Glass then aerosol is the way to go>>>>
Love invisible glass in the aerosol can. Easy to use and no streaks. Though had to use griots glass cleaner on some grease like stain on the windshield from the previous owner which invisible glass failed to remove.
I really liked this video. You have helped in many ways. Most Detailers state spray a little bit of cleaner on the window. I like the idea of saturate your windshield. I’m hoping this process will help me to remove microfiber fibers that got stuck on my window exterior and interior. I like the spray liquid one better then the compressed canister. Of course the only towel to use is a dedicated glass towel. You use a waffle towel. Can you say which one it is. It is a nice size. Most are to small thank you. I’m subscribed. Looking forward to more great videos.
Invisable glass cleaner is the best
i find that you can use any glass cleaner, its the towel that makes all the difference, so get a good glass towel, with cheap glass cleaner(ipa)
How about thre waffle cleaning rags, where do you get them?
So if you had simply resprayed a little more Invisible Glass in that pocket area it wouldn't have come off?
I've used the invisible glass but I find I really have to buff the glass to remove any streaks. The "cheesy" applicator works well on the inside windshield glass but I find I need to spray the cleaner directly on the applicator first, otherwise only the outer edge of the applicator gets damp. I still have to buff the glass!
That's why I clean as much of the glass as possible with the rag and simply follow with the tool.
I take a bottle camping and to the lake just for my sunglasses lol
i bought a new car and have been battling that weird manufacturing gunk that seeps out of the dash and fogs up your windshield for a year now, that tool would make life so much easier
fattybutt96 check out AMMO NYC for tips on cleaning the interior window, uses the same products except for the first time use IPA solution to cut through that gunk.
Been using invisible glass and it works for me
For most BMWs to raise the wipers put the car in accessory mode on, then turn it off, then tap the wipers. They should raise up and stop in a vertical position on the windshield.
love Stoner's invisible glass..... never tried Angelwax Vision! the reach thing is a must!!
I just received my package with invisible glass and the glass cleaning tool. Both great products. I’m mad at myself for not buying that tool a long time ago!! It is absolutely necessary for getting every nook and cranny of the windshield!!
Can someone please tell me where I can get the blue waffle weave towels he used for the glass?
good products, use Invi Glass screenwash in my CX-5 all the time, mixed with regular Holts or Prestone stuff. Angelwax products are very impressive, and you should try fellow Scots supplier, AMDetails, Alan and his team have some really great products, used by many detailers & enthusiasts alike.
What are the best microfibers for windows do you sell them ???
www.obsessedgarage.com/products/waffle-weave-glass-cleaning-towel
@@ObsessedGarage thanks ordering soon...
I like the Invisible Glass can sprayer
I found invisible glass 32. Oz for $3.89 at my local Walmart. It does a good job cleaning my windshield
Regarding Invisible Glass cleaner spray. I've noticed after using both the spray AND aerosol can, so much cleaner glass comes from aerosol. Wipes up clean no streaks and no over and over wiping of liquid. News flash...Cinch glass cleaner is even better however unsure if usability on tints.
Ive used angelwax vision on my factory tinted windows for about 2 years, no problems. No experience of it on aftermarket tint films though.
Daniel Bithell um factory tint can’t be removed...
I like the invisible glass in an aerosol spray can. Would you offer it in that form? Also what about windshield washer spray fluid?
i think the aerosol can version works better
I find Aerosol to make a bigger mess.
@@ObsessedGarage it's just more waste of product in the liquid form. So you have to use alot to saturate the glass. With the aerosol you spray, let it foam up and wipe.
Would have loved to see the Vision paired with some Extra Fine Steel Wool on those side windows. I'm sure that would have knocked off most of the water spots.
I will just polish them when I do the paint. That will clean them up.
Those water spots on the exterior windows made me cringe lol. Poor neglected M5. I'll give the invisible glass a try
Don't worry, I'll get this thing up to standard very soon. When I get back from Car Week.
What’s the best technique for not getting streaks? Like what types of micro fiber towels to use or just stick to newspaper ?
Just follow the technique in this video.
Because it has alcohol will it remove the sealant on my windshield?
I've found that most sealants stand up to IPA.
What products do you use to clean and detail the interior? Would like to use something that doesn’t leave a shiny oily surface.
I'm working through this and have a few more products to get up, but here is the stuff: www.obsessedgarage.com/collections/interior
Vision also comes in 5L bottles.
When you spray and soak the windshield like that, wont you get overspray on the A-pillars and headliner? Wont they leave a residue if left for too long? Curious.
Nah...it's fine.
Nice...
Doesnt the stuff mess up your rubbers on the wipers?? Most of the window cleaners mess up your wiper rubbers and then you get squeeky noises when it rains, i get upset trying to get them clean and not squeeky but that never works, i guess its because the rubber is messed up from the agressive stuff I used to clean the windows. Any experiences?
Im getting one of those "'save your neck and back tool" though :), I always ruin a muscle when cleaning the inside windows.
Interesting video!
I've never had an issue.
matt, how to clean scrath on the spidometer?
I would use this and a soft microfiber.
Angelwax Vision is amazing... follow up with 2 coats of h2go👍
👍Finally some Angelwax product(s). (Yes, I'm in Europe.)
Matt are you taking the E92 to the mountains in the fall? think that would be fun ride
I may. I would love it up there.
That steering wheel is pretty SHINY! Can you restore it back to matte finish?
I have a new M Performance electronic wheel to install.
I need this!
Would you be that aggressive (pressure-wise) with front windshield tint as well? I have 3M crystalline 70%
Yes, you are still okay. I clean my tinted windshields the same as this.
Grant Rodgers I own a tint shop so here's my 2 bits. Use a little more glass cleaner and less pressure on the cloth than on non tinted window. If you have the slightest bit of dirt or heavy dust on tint or cloth you will most likely put fine scratches on tint. Stay away from ammoniated cleaners. Alcohol in glass cleaner is generally ok but I wouldn't let it sit too long on tint.
You should sell invisible glass with rain repellent. It has worked better for me.
Just saw the bottle in the video.
Why the spray vs the aerosol can?
I find the aerosol to be messier to use.
What did you decide on for leather? Is Swissvax still in the books?
Yes, my friend has been having some health issue that imports Swissvax. I'll get with him very soon.
Not sure if it’s already in the store, but does this relationship with Stoners mean you’ll be carrying Tarminator as well?
Matt does have Tarminator in the store already.
www.obsessedgarage.com/products/stoner-tarminator-tar-sap-remover
will the 5 gallon be back in stock soon ?
Yep
Pressol needs to send more bottles..like yesterday.
Yep, I've place the order. The are working on it. I am pushing them to get me replacement part to make available. They don't off the tips alone, so I'm working to get them to do that. I knew this would take a lot of time and effort to work through.
Sprayway glass cleaner is my favorite
Sorry to be late to the party, but thanks for the feedback!
I could not find Angelwax Vision in the OG store.
It's not there yet.
@@ObsessedGarage I want to place an order for other stuff, any idea when Vision will show up?
How is it not free shipping when you say inside the hex it’s free shipping!?
For the 5 gallon? Wow
I'm not sure what you are talking about. If you join, Hex Plus I provide 10% off and free shipping.
you should included Angelwax H2go as well!
I have to test that out on the M5 next.
Thank you Matt I was hoping for a real kit!
What was your experience with Perfect Glass, by HOPE'S, Matt? Actually, I'm interested in the opinions others may have as well.
I have never used it.
Hope Glass actually is awful or maybe I received a bad bottle. They have some for eyeglasses and it left them cloudy. Re-sprayed with optical product from optician to clear that mess.
@@CAPTJ696 The formula may be different from standard glass cleaner and eyeglass / optical cleaner. I'm generally happy with it compared to the other products I've tried. For me, a good test is using the cleaner in a bathroom and seeing the streak pattern after humidity build-up. Keep in mind that a lot of glasses now or made out of polycarbonate and not glass and the type of glass for eyeglasses can be significantly different than what is used in commercial and Industrial applications for automobiles.
@@winconfig thanks...so since I have almost a full bottle I have to use it however there are plenty of things around the home for use of product.
My drain bamage never gets bedder.
🐧🎓
I use the adams glass cleaner and also stoners. I prefer adams. All the stuff used in this video is solid and great.
I never liked Adam's.
With a larger towel why not just flip to a dry side for final wipe?
My definition of dirty and yours is very different haha
It's a dit tricky because all cars look good on camera.
Freakin hate glass, i just use Wolfgang uber or onr.
Why the fuck is this a 16min vid?
I assume people aren't stupid and can handle the details.
@@ObsessedGarage have you tried carpro clarity yet?
@@ObsessedGarage thoughs on it?
only $13.
relatively, inexpensive.
You need to go over your forearm workout my god
Ha, ha... I'm not sure if that serious. It's just genetics and Crossfit.
A can opener is useful in opening those tough plastic packaging.