No Nxt Glass Cleaner

[Jbirk]

I went though serrious disappointment today. I was unable to get Nxt Glass Cleaner.

I went to AutoZone and they didn't have it. I went to Kragen Auto Parts and a guy ssid, "We should have it but don't go try Hunt's Auto Parts"

Went to Hunt's Auto Parts and the guy said let me order it from our warehouse. I said okay, he checked and they don't have it.

I went to Napa Auto Parts and a guy said they don't sell it but could order it if I want to buy an entire case.

I guess I am stuck with Stonner Invisible Glass. I really want the Nxt Glass Cleaner after reading some threads and reviews on it. I am going to try AutoZone in Temecula, CA tomorrow on my way to work. I really hope they have it.

[RedSoxRacer]

Target in my area carries NXT Glass Cleaner

[rusty bumper]

The local Wal-Mart has started carrying it now.

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Nice tag you have there RedSoxRacer!

[Mike Phillips]

Sorry to hear this...

My wife Lynn told me to put in an order for a case...

We have umpteen million windows, but the thing we use the most is our house is our kitchen counters, which are white tile with white grout.





If you use a OTC Glass Cleaner or an All purpose Cleaner, they are usually blue or green, this tends to tint your grout blue or green, then you have to bleach your grout white again. Not so with NXT Glass Cleaner; because it's clear, not only does it do an excellent job of cleaning the tile counter, it does it without tinting the grout...

Like I said, we use it all of the time for glass inside the house and inside and outside the car, for glass and mirrors, but for our kitchen counters, NXT Glass Cleaner is the BOMB!

[89sv21]

You can most likely get it at your local pep boys or target. I got mine at pep boys and absolutely love it, nothing makes your windows cleaner faster.

[RamAirV1]

I think it's safe to say that the NXT Glass Cleaner and the Speed Detailer are big hits! More stores are stocking it, you can see the supplies on the shelf go down and then be restocked.

RamAirV1

[rusty bumper]

Originally posted by RamAirV1
I think it's safe to say that the NXT Glass Cleaner and the Speed Detailer are big hits! More stores are stocking it, you can see the supplies on the shelf go down and then be restocked.

RamAirV1

I've noticed that too.

Never used SD yet. I wonder how it stacks up to Final Detail?

[refurbish]

I saw it the other day while I was checking out the inventory
at Pep Boys.

[RamAirV1]

Originally posted by Rusty Bumper
I've noticed that too.

Never used SD yet. I wonder how it stacks up to Final Detail?

IMHO SD is better. Leaves a slicker surface and more gloss, and Final Detail was a very good QD.

RamAirV1

[rusty bumper]

Originally posted by RamAirV1
IMHO SD is better. Leaves a slicker surface and more gloss, and Final Detail was a very good QD.

RamAirV1

Wow! Now that's saying something!

Meguiars needs to sell this stuff in the economy size.

[Jbirk]

I didn't want to buy a case because the guy said there were about 6 bottles in a case, but now that you mention it, I do need to clean my house windows too.

I typically use Windex in the home and Stoner Invisible Glass, but I am swithcing to Nxt Glass cleaner as soon as I can get it because a simple google search yields non-bias reviews and some threads here say it is better (possible slightly bias). I guess I could use it for cleaning my house windows too. It would probably work better than Windex, which is just a dyed blue amonia water based cleaner with some suffactants/detergents. Either way everyone says Nxt Glass Cleaner is better, so I am going to get ahold of it.

Tomorrow after work I am going to stop by AutoZone in Temecula, if they don't have it I will try Walmart and Target.

I never use Widex on my cars, but I would be willing to use Nxt Glass Cleaner on my windows at home considering it is only about $5 a bottle. As for the counter tops, I have solid marble in the kitchen (has its own problems), and the bathroom needs to be bleached again because it is discolored. I should probably pick up a hard bristled brush and some LimeAway in addition to some bleach for the bathroom.

[Don]

Originally posted by Jbirk

I guess I could use it for cleaning my house windows too. It would probably work better than Windex, which is just a dyed blue amonia water based cleaner with some suffactants/detergents.

I used it on the big picture window in our living room and the wife loved it...the glass was literally invisible and she could clearly see the birds and squirrels at our feeders

[RamAirV1]

NXT Glass Cleaner is the best, no question about it. Stoners is good but NXT is that much better. I even use it on my eyeglasses! I never expected a glass cleaner to be this good. I am blown away by it.

That reminds me, I need to stock up on it. Fortunately, it is very easy to find. The retailers are finally catching on!

RamAirV1

[oc detailer]

after hearing you guys reviews on it i picked up a bottle over the weekend, (strauss auto) used it on my windows on my car, i have to say, i wasnt as pleased as i thought i would be, left a lot of streaks, that was hard to buff out, and it kinda made the mf towel almost stick to the glass, there was lil particles of mf stuck to the windows.i"ll keep using it though, maybe the weather was to blame

[Don]

Originally posted by oc detailer
after hearing you guys reviews on it i picked up a bottle over the weekend, (strauss auto) used it on my windows on my car, i have to say, i wasnt as pleased as i thought i would be, left a lot of streaks, that was hard to buff out, and it kinda made the mf towel almost stick to the glass, there was lil particles of mf stuck to the windows.i"ll keep using it though, maybe the weather was to blame

I get much better results when I mist the NXT GC on the MF instead of directly on the glass. Two or three sprays (dependng on how dirty the window is) is plenty. Follow up by flipping the cloth to the dry side (or getting a fresh dry M/F) and buffing the glass.

The only time you need to use any pressure is during the cleaning stage, when you're working with the 'wet' side of the MF & don't foret to buff until the glass is clear, don't let it air dry.