Why Does Oily Film Buildup Occur on the Windshield and Windows Over Time?
- Prolonged exposure to heat, UV rays, and age can cause the laminated layers of the windshield to separate or “delaminate”, making the windshield appear milky and oily
- Calcium deposit buildup can occur above the windshield over time. This buildup, often referred to as hard water spots, is caused by the evaporation of hard water, which leaves behind mineral deposits such as calcium and magnesium. These deposits can create a whitish glaze on the windshield, giving it a hazy and oily appearance
- Dust, dirt, and grime can accumulate on the inside and outside of the windshield, creating a hazy, oily film appearance
- Over time, the windshield and windows simply wear down from exposure to the elements, road debris, and use of wipers. This gradual degradation can make the glass appear hazy and oily
Benefits of Using Motor Headz Glare Guard: Windshield and Windows Oil Film Remover!
Restore crystal clear visibility and protect your windshield with Motor Headz Glare Guard! This powerful 2-in-1 formula effectively removes stubborn oil films, water spots, and other contaminants while leaving behind a long-lasting hydrophobic coating.
Removes Windshield Oil Films
- Cuts through built-up grime, grease, and plasticizer deposits
- Degreasing agents quickly break down and lift off oily films
- Leaves windshield sparkling clean and clear
- Safe for all glass surfaces including windshields, windows, and mirrors
Durable Rain Repellent Coating
- Leaves a slick, hydrophobic coating that causes water to bead up and roll off
- Improves visibility in rain, snow, and foggy conditions
- Coating lasts for months, even through car washes and windshield washer fluid
- Reduces glare from the sun and oncoming headlights
How to apply Motor Headz Glare Guard?
How to Apply Motor Headz Glare Guard
Step 1: Preparation
•Begin by ensuring your vehicle is parked in a shaded area away from direct sunlight. This will prevent the cleaner from drying too quickly on the glass.
Step 2: Wet the Glass
•Spray water generously onto the glass surface to wet it thoroughly. Make sure the entire windshield and windows are adequately covered with water.
Step 3: Dispense the Compound
•Apply an appropriate amount of the Motor Headz Glare Guard compound onto a pad or microfiber cloth. Ensure the cloth or pad is sufficiently coated to cover the glass surface you’ll be working on.
Step 4: Apply the Compound
•Using the pad or cloth with the applied compound, begin to scrub the glass surface in a circular motion. Focus on areas with visible buildup or hazy spots. Continue this process until the entire surface has been treated.
Step 5: Buff the Glass
•Thoroughly buff the glass using the same pad or cloth. This step helps to ensure that the compound effectively removes all the oily film and contaminants from the glass surface.
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