How would you get wax off of a car window if the carwash sprayed it on the window?

Answer 1

The carwash wax is pretty poor stuff, so a basic window soap may remove it. If that doesnt, use something like methylated spirits or a similar alcohol product. U may need to wipe clear 2 or 3 times b4 its streak free. Try a product called "Rain-X" if u are in an area that gets a bit of rain.

Answer 2

I would recommend "Wax & Grease" remover. Larger auto parts stores will sell this solvent. Use it with two clean cotton rags. Pour some onto one rag, not a lot, just enough, and wipe the windows. Now BEFORE it evaporates, wipe it off with the OTHER clean rag. Repeat if nessecary. Spray water from a bottle to see if it beads up. It will not harm the glass, rubber or paint.

Answer 3

perchloride (a dry cleaning chemical) is the best solvent, but just about any petroleum (VOC) solvent like Toluene, Acetone, Xylene, etc., will work, followed by window cleaner to get rid of the streaks.

Wear gloves and don't breath any more of the fumes than you have to, though.

Answer 4

windex and lots of it. another way is straight amonia and a newspaper...the amonia will cut through the wax and the old news paper soaks it right up

Answer 5

Sunlight liquid dish soap, pure- not diluted at all

Answer 6

Vinegar and newspaper

Answer 7

rubbing alcohol

Answer 8

ammonia and vinegar

Answer 9

ANY WINDOW CLEANER