I'm not sure what causes it...but my acura does the same thing...streaks on the windshield that disappear when it dries. Otherwise you can't get rid of them. The new 09 Escape isn't a month old and I took it to work very early, using the wipers as I drove and noticed it's caught the same streaky windshield disease... there is nothing like driving into the sun in rushhour and finding your entire windshield has gone opaque
I suspect it's acid rain ..coupled with the direction the vehicles sit in the drive, and it bakes on when the sun rises..
I've done alot of research, and I know, based on experimenting with the acura, nothing takes it off...steel wool, wd40 etc.
I'm going to sport out and use the Z12 but the small print mentions "NOTE: Due to recent manufacturer inconsistencies in glass production, it is necessary for you to test a small inconspicuous area prior to use."
Has anyone else used this Zainos glass polish...is there some sort of coating I should be concerned about?
I suspect it's acid rain ..coupled with the direction the vehicles sit in the drive, and it bakes on when the sun rises..
I've done alot of research, and I know, based on experimenting with the acura, nothing takes it off...steel wool, wd40 etc.
I'm going to sport out and use the Z12 but the small print mentions "NOTE: Due to recent manufacturer inconsistencies in glass production, it is necessary for you to test a small inconspicuous area prior to use."
Has anyone else used this Zainos glass polish...is there some sort of coating I should be concerned about?