At first thinking about using steel wool on a windshield may seem like the worst idea. At least, that's what common sense tells us. However, with a hack like this, it's important to keep an open mind because what seems like a bad idea at the time can actually be a brilliant one.
Using steel wool that's superfine is a well-used windshield cleaning trick that several car detailers use and it makes their lives a lot easier because they use this hack to their advantage.
Plus, since time is precious for business owners and people alike they're always seeking to discover the best tricks out there when it comes to getting rid of the dirt and grime that can tend to get stuck on a window.
So keeping this in mind, we're sure it would be difficult to argue that time is valuable for everyone.
Learning how to utilize hacks like this that the pros have come up with is a fantastic way to save time and it'll also cut back on stress during SHTF moments.
So how do you go about using steel wool on your car windows to make it look all sparkly and new again?
After the break watch a video that'll give you instructions on how to make use of this trick so you can have a nice looking car in no time!
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Ok use super fine steel wool to wipe windshield, then put rain X, then wipe off rain x with damp cloth, then wipe a little rain x on the wiper blades! Done
not me !
Don’t use it on your inside tint! ~giggle
Unless you want a peep hole.
It actually works great, used it on hundreds of windows
Used it forever in the body shop when detailing cars…
I’m sure this will come in very handy when shtf
Wesley Waggoner
Click bait
Use a Scrub Daddy it doesn’t scratch
Don’t use it for butt wipe though
NOW you tell us!
start with 60 grit
This is so old. Works on wood also.
Make sure to use fine steel wool….do not use it on mirrors or chrome coated plastic…I have done this for years
Wtf lol
LOLOLOL
Pre-soak the windshield with Orange Cleaner / Degreaser, then just use a regular squeegee. Bugs are greasy, the Orange clean breaks down the grease, then regular washer fluid does the rest. May have to repeat for a heavy bug cover. I did this as a truck driver, cleans bugs right off, it works. Smells good, too.
My dad showed me this trick as a kid! I still do it today on the glass and chrome!
I am a Jeep owner, seriously, a flat windshield that legally attracts more bugs than your want to know. Super fine steel wool is amazing. Nothing sticks because it is so clean. Doubt me, try it yourself. Must is #0000 grade, which is for polishing.
Mind blown.
We were cleaning mirrors with this in the Marines when I went in 75′.
Charles Eric Schumacher
Always used SOS since I got permit, & on chrome bumper
Scratches the entire window. Don’t do it
Works great on chrome wheels.
Can’t believe this is the first time I’ve seen this, been doing it for ages
Didn’t work for me
Does this work on a plexiglass motorcycle windshield?
Detailers know this. Try it also with windex on chrome. Welcome.
I can’t believe someone wasted there time posting this$#%&!@* Good survival tip.
Used it for years
Doubles as a fire starter with your flashlight
Just don’t try it on paint.
Does an amazing job on glass. 000 Never will scratch it.
It does not. 000 or 0000. No scratches.
No…….don’t even try it on plastic plexiglass or paint.
Ok thanks for the advice
Cindy Southard
Steve Walker And this article mentions nothing about that.
Use Johnson’s Clean And Shine on your motorcycle windshield. I also use it on the paint surfaces and chrome.
Scratches!
You must not have used #0000 grade steel wool. Can’t fix stupid.
I did this to the glass on my t-tops. It always took out the water spots.