Diamondite Glass System
10-31-2006, 08:36 AM
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Diamondite Glass System
Has any one used this Diamondite System for glass from 5 Star Shine? It sounds good but you never know.
http://www.5starshine.com/cgi-bin/t....iamondite.html
http://www.5starshine.com/cgi-bin/t....iamondite.html
10-31-2006, 08:45 AM
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looks good...but with all things that "look good" it's probable snake oil 
i wonder if when it's removing unwanted deposits...does it also remove some of the glass surface? also what kind of deposites would you find on your windshield that you can't ge toff with some elbow grease? only thing i have on mine that i can't get off is rock chips
i wonder if when it's removing unwanted deposits...does it also remove some of the glass surface? also what kind of deposites would you find on your windshield that you can't ge toff with some elbow grease? only thing i have on mine that i can't get off is rock chips
10-31-2006, 10:17 AM
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I live in FL, and my windshield, sunroof, and back window are coated with some kind of waterspots/scrunge/film that is impossible to remove.
I am going to order this product (or see if my local auto parts stores carry it) because I think it might just do the trick. The clay-bar type remover (a mild abrasive like that used in clay-bar products for paint) sounds like a really good idea.
Having to look through a 'dirty' windshield, or have the sun wash out the view out the back after I just finished washing the car is frustrating. I can wash the windows with every commercial product I can find, and have yet to find one that cuts through the film. Even with an immaculately clean car, having the windows filmed over makes the whole car feel unclean.
So. looks like I will be spending $30 in the next few days to try this product. I hope it is worth it!
I am going to order this product (or see if my local auto parts stores carry it) because I think it might just do the trick. The clay-bar type remover (a mild abrasive like that used in clay-bar products for paint) sounds like a really good idea.
Having to look through a 'dirty' windshield, or have the sun wash out the view out the back after I just finished washing the car is frustrating. I can wash the windows with every commercial product I can find, and have yet to find one that cuts through the film. Even with an immaculately clean car, having the windows filmed over makes the whole car feel unclean.
So. looks like I will be spending $30 in the next few days to try this product. I hope it is worth it!
11-28-2006, 03:10 PM
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Yes I have tried Stoner's. I thought it was just OK.
Now I bought DP Krystal Vision Glass Cleaner from autogeek .net
I like this product the best so far, but still not PERFECT.
It takes some work to get the windshield where I want it. I know I'm ****.
Now I bought DP Krystal Vision Glass Cleaner from autogeek .net
I like this product the best so far, but still not PERFECT.
It takes some work to get the windshield where I want it. I know I'm ****.
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