NXT Glass Cleaner in a commercial van enbvironment

[Totoland Mach]

During the fall/winter, I part-time drive for a company that picks up and delivers railroad crews to/from sidings and main yard. To put it mildly, the vans see tons of gravel and dirt roads.

I usually pick up a van on Friday morning and the condition is generally unacceptable for car crazy folks like me. I understand their use, but I consider clean glass to be a HUGE safety factor. Sometimes, we have to back in to a siding for 1/4 - 1/2 mile or more.

I use NXT Glass Cleaner on my customers cars and started using it on the vans. The best results are obtained whether you are using paper towels or an mf. I've gotten several "converts" to NXT Glass Cleaner as a result. Most important, I have a vision safety factor that others don't.

Great Stuff Meguiar's. Maybe your reps should tout the safety of clean windows and mirrors in these harsh environment vehicles.

Totoland Mach

[kpagel]

I like it too. Today I just got a chance to use the Meguiar's Glass Cleaner in their Detailer Line, and I get similar results to the NXT. If you're using it a lot, I'd look into buying a gallon of this stuff. Its concentrated so you can dilute 10:1, so for $20 or so you get 10 gallons of glass cleaner. Can't beat that

[Totoland Mach]

Originally posted by kpagel
I like it too. Today I just got a chance to use the Meguiar's Glass Cleaner in their Detailer Line, and I get similar results to the NXT. If you're using it a lot, I'd look into buying a gallon of this stuff. Its concentrated so you can dilute 10:1, so for $20 or so you get 10 gallons of glass cleaner. Can't beat that

Thanks for the info on the Detailer Line! I'm going to try to convince the region mgr for the company to spring for this on a company purchase. These vans see awful stuff: mud, snow, lots of gravel road travel. In a week, the glass is beyond bad: it's unsafe IMO...that's why I started using NXT Glass Cleaner.