7 Reasons Drivers Are Treating the Inside of Their Windshield This Winter
#1 happens in almost every car, every single day. #2 is why wiping it with your glove only makes it worse.
1. Your Dashboard Is Coating the Inside of Your Glass
It's 6:40, the defroster is blowing cold, and your windshield is going gray from the bottom up. Under that fog sits a film. Your dashboard and trim give off a vapor that settles on the cold glass and turns oily.
Car makers even test their plastics for it. They call it "fogging."
2. That Film Is Why Your Windshield Fogs Up Gray
On clean glass, morning moisture spreads out thin and you can still see through it. On that oily film it beads into millions of tiny droplets that scatter light.
That's the gray fog creeping up from the bottom of your windshield. I wiped mine with my glove for years. It only smears the film around.
3. Why the Glass Turns White in the Low Sun
Low sun and oncoming headlights hit that film, and it lights up like wax paper. In the garage the glass looks clean, but on the drive home it's a wall.
That white wall is the film. Wipe a white cloth once across the inside above the dashboard: if it comes back gray, you've found it.
4. Glass Cleaner, Sprays and the Defroster Can't Stop It
Glass cleaner takes some film off and leaves bare glass, so it's back in days. Anti-fog sprays go on over the film and smear at night. The defroster dries the air, but the film stays put.
To stop it, you have to take the film off and then protect the glass.
5. ClearVision Does the Inside in About 10 Minutes
First it dissolves the film. Then it bonds a thin, clear layer to the bare glass. On the inside you don't rinse: work it on in small circles and wipe it off right away with a dry microfiber cloth.
You don't need a hose or any buffing, and the same applicator does the outside.
6. Cold Mornings Without the Glove Wipe
Treated glass is anti-fog and streak-free, so morning moisture doesn't turn into that gray, smeary layer.
Start the car, let it warm up and drive, with your glove on the steering wheel instead of on the glass. That's my mornings now. One application lasts up to 3 months, through the darkest stretch of winter.
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“Have put on 2 vehicles and works great with fog and no streaks.”
A new windshield costs hundreds, and your dashboard coats it the same way within months. ClearVision costs a fraction of that. Keep wiping with your glove all winter, or spend ten minutes in the garage this weekend.
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