Glass cleaning tips please

[cooldan]

Hi all,
Some of my games have normal glass, and some have invisiglss. The normal one I clean just like a window or mirror in my flat, I use stuff from the supermarket like Mr Muscle or home brand labelled ‘windows and glass’. The invisiglass I think I read somewhere that you should only use water?

My invisiglass looks cack. I can’t get the smears off, though I’ve tried spraying mineral water and rubbing with teatowel/microfibre cloth/kitchen paper. Any tips for me?


Thank you

 

[David_Vi]

For invisiglass I use Bohle Professional glass cleaner, you can get it on Amazon or eBay. It's the best
If you use anything with amonea in it'll ruin the invisiglass coating.

 

[Jib]

I use isopropyl alcohol mixed with water and a microfibre cloth. It's free because I pinch it from hubby 3d printing supplies

 

[broomstick]

As David said Bohle

 

[neil1637]

For invisiglass I use Bohle Professional glass cleaner, you can get it on Amazon or eBay. It's the best
If you use anything with amonea in it'll ruin the invisiglass coating.

@Trips

 

[Markedkiller78]

I use this stuff for all my screens and now glass

https://amzn.eu/d/435kLLz

 

[s000m]

I use isopropyl alcohol mixed with water and a microfibre cloth. It's free because I pinch it from hubby 3d printing supplies

Just don't use it on non reflective glass you could end up destroying the coating.

 

[Jib]

Just don't use it on non reflective glass you could end up destroying the coating.

Iso alcohol? I thought it was specifically recommended for invisiglass.

 

[Chaggers]

I've always used rain x and never had any problems
Only as its in costco and buy multi packs

 

[Alan Syson]

Always use a microfibre cloth. I’ve got some massive ones from my opticianing days…
but no machines with invisiglass.

 

[cooldan]

thanks all, Bohle ordered.
so if i have accidentally fuc_ked up the coating at some time in the past on my invisiglass, presumably that's it and there's no going back. Crap.

 

[s000m]

Iso alcohol? I thought it was specifically recommended for invisiglass.

I wouldn't use the 99% stuff on non reflective glass, maybe 70% with water. I just play it safe and use Auto Glym Fast Glass.

 

[zxspectrum16k]

i use these, really good

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Cloth-Window-Scrubbing-Polishing-Microfibre/dp/B002KQ5CLE/ref=sr_1_1_pp?crid=2Q31QZQSCCZDL&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.fb5yofXinPHLnGEj2Uwg5pR-yqAdq8tSE0S5mbq1HcRpLweUJ9-4lJzOLCPFmIP5hqh4v2TUOe7QfgLYthrU0MkofXwW589IBPK1Bo0AJCZv2_Ln22vYoWdRSZkMJ9Rk365xac2KjD5BOdY1xvqxYYhq3IYXZqLJ4gDewEA_VLIuHhSJuMq9L2P4ap1pm4ODNGrrKTCnaCVsSvxT16ekIJsANflPH0EM5zUe1UKCRfkSVyy2dQ2xx8qBUfVbH7K6S77J2kffh1v2VzUsWl2i1wDxb7LiAbVi-2OJyZc7LJ4.zw3mKDkN9Qq-yVveZPj0gOu4jOWfa1CbRYWTFjIqekM&dib_tag=se&keywords=E-Cloth+Microfibre+Window+Cleaner+Kit&qid=1753689078&rdc=1&sprefix=e-cloth+microfibre+window+cleaner+kit%2Caps%2C136&sr=8-1