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Descrição do Produto: Duragloss 755 Automotive Glass Water Spot Remover – 8 oz.
O Duragloss 755 é um removedor de manchas de água para vidros automotivos que se destaca pela sua eficácia e segurança. Este polidor de vidro é formulado especificamente para todos os tipos de vidro automotivo, garantindo que você possa manter a clareza e a integridade do seu para-brisa e janelas. Com uma combinação única de limpadores e abrasivos suaves, o Duragloss 755 remove manchas de água, seiva de árvores, insetos e filmes rodoviários teimosos, sem causar danos ao vidro.
Uma das principais características do Duragloss 755 é sua capacidade de limpar de forma gentil, eliminando as impurezas sem arranhar ou comprometer a superfície do vidro. A fórmula contém lubrificantes que protegem o vidro contra abrasões, proporcionando uma experiência de limpeza segura e eficaz. Este produto é universal, o que significa que pode ser utilizado em qualquer tipo de veículo, tornando-o uma escolha versátil para todos os motoristas que desejam manter seus vidros em perfeito estado.
Instruções de Uso:
Para utilizar o Duragloss 755, siga os passos abaixo:
1. Agite bem a embalagem antes de usar.
2. Aplique uma pequena quantidade do produto em um pano macio e limpo ou diretamente na superfície do vidro.
3. Com movimentos circulares, esfregue suavemente a área afetada, concentrando-se nas manchas de água e outras impurezas.
4. Após a limpeza, enxágue com água limpa ou limpe com um pano seco e limpo para remover qualquer resíduo.
5. Para melhores resultados, repita o processo em áreas mais difíceis.
Características do Produto:
– Tipo de Produto: Removedor de manchas de água para vidro automotivo.
– Volume: 8 oz (aproximadamente 236 ml).
– Compatibilidade: Universal, adequado para todos os tipos de vidro automotivo.
– Fórmula: Combinação de limpadores e abrasivos suaves.
– Proteção: Contém lubrificantes que previnem abrasões.
– Eficácia: Remove manchas de água, seiva de árvores, insetos e filmes rodoviários.
Perguntas Frequentes (FAQ):
Pergunta: O Duragloss 755 é seguro para todos os tipos de vidro automotivo?
Resposta: Sim, o Duragloss 755 é formulado para ser seguro em todos os tipos de vidro automotivo, garantindo uma limpeza eficaz sem danificar a superfície.
Pergunta: Como posso aplicar o produto corretamente?
Resposta: Aplique uma pequena quantidade do Duragloss 755 em um pano macio ou diretamente no vidro, esfregando suavemente em movimentos circulares até que as manchas sejam removidas.
Pergunta: O produto pode ser usado em vidros com películas?
Resposta: Sim, o Duragloss 755 é seguro para uso em vidros com películas, mas recomenda-se testar em uma pequena área antes de aplicar em toda a superfície.
Pergunta: Com que frequência devo usar o Duragloss 755?
Resposta: A frequência de uso depende das condições de uso do veículo. Para veículos expostos a condições climáticas severas ou poluição, recomenda-se o uso mensal.
Pergunta: O Duragloss 755 pode remover arranhões do vidro?
Resposta: Não, o Duragloss 755 é projetado para remover manchas e sujeira, mas não é eficaz na remoção de arranhões profundos no vidro.
Rae –
This removed all the water spots from my car windows and I am happy with this product overall but there are still places on my windshield and back window where the dealership had big stickers and so far I cannot get rid of the ‘imprint’ that these stickers left on my windows. Whenever it rains or I wash my car, I still see the leftovers from these stickers where the water doesn’t bead up. I was hoping this product would get rid of these “sticker spots”. That being said, I would still purchase this product again for removing water spots. It works great and I didn’t need to use a power buffer or exert any energy to get rid of the water spots. I applied the Duragloss to the windows and let it dry to a haze and then wiped it off. All of my car windows were water spot free in less than 15 minutes.
C. Davila –
GS6 / Glass Polish by Permatex which I have used for 20 years seems to be discontinued! I tried the Rain-X type X-Treme cleaner which has glass abrasives but it did not work at removing the hard water spots on my vehicles. I looked everywhere for my trusty old GS6 and NO ONE even knew what glass polish was! One older guy from a NAPA knew about it and said they have not had it for years and can no longer order it. I called Permatex and am told they no longer manufacture it…WHAT !!! WHY!!! …ok….So I buy this as a last ditch effort and am so happy! the Nu-Glass is exactly like the old Glass Polish / GS6 by Permatex. It acts the same way, applies the same way, feels the same, and works just as good! THANK YOU for having this!
Should not be used unless you understand what glass polish is because it can easily scratch your paint during application if you don’t take time and are cautious. Just do some research and buy this if you have hard water spots. This will make your window so clean and clear you will think you don’t have any glass when driving. TIP: Apply 2 times by hand with a “terry” towel folded (not mirco) and use elbow grease to scrub the glass. Apply a third time using a DA with a polishing or finishing pad. be sure to tape your corners to protect trim and paint. Other note: You do not want ANY water or wetness! This is not like paint polish, any moisture on the glass or application cloth will produce poor results….also be sure you apply in shade on cool glass.
Amazon Customer –
Great stuff hard to find
K. Eiriksson –
I wish I had known about this years ago. With a DA buffer it took me less than 2 hours to completely remove all the hard water spots on my fifth wheel with the only prep being Windex. Most came off in one application, but for the harder spots or the ones I didn’t see I had to go back over and it knocked them right out. A little goes a long way and it’s super easy clean up. No scratches, marring or anything else. Bottle says not to use it on interior glass, I’m thinking in case people try to use it on tinted film, I’m not going to be the one to try that out, but I am incredibly impressed with this compound. Worked much better than cleaning compounds for paint, and in 2-3 passes with the DA it took 95% of the spots right off
MamaRocks –
Didn’t work at all. I used with buffer pads on Milwaukee orbital polisher multiple passes and it didn’t help at all. Went to Walmart and bought chemical guys hard water station remover, the orange stuff and it worked install without buffing. Don’t buy this stuff.
Thecrazyone1 –
It works better on car paint removing water spots than glass. Can’t give it a better score if it doesn’t work on the surface it’s designed for.
K. Eiriksson –
I rarely write reviews, but my wife said I had to post about this after using it on her new car. We purchased a used 2011 Hyundai Santa Fe. There were some water spots on all 4 side windows and the rear window, but I assumed they would come off when I washed it. I gave the car a full wash when we got it home, but the water spots were extremely stubborn. I called the dealership and asked if they had any secrets for stubborn waterspots. He wasn’t much help.
I tried: 1) Windex 2) Rain-X Glass Cleaner 3) Mixture of Vinegar and Water and Newspaper 4) 100% Vinegar 5) CLR 6) Lime-away 7) Scrubbing Bubbles 8) Denatured Alcohol 9) Steel Wool with Vinegar
Fortunately, none of these damaged my windows. However, they didn’t diminish the water spots at all, either. So, I went where I usually go when I need the answer to something. Hopped on Amazon, typed in “Waterspot Glass Cleaner” and read the reviews on a few products. Nu-Glass seemed to be the answer.
I will say that I did use a circular electric buffer, which definitely helped. I did one round on all the windows, left it to “haze over” like the directions say and let it sit for about 5 minutes. Then I came back with a clean, dry towel and wiped off the haze. The water spots were definitely lighter. It took 3 applications on the back window, but now there are no longer any water spots on the rear window. I was only able to get 2 applications on the side windows before it got dark, but they are almost perfect. One more application should be good. I’ve used about 1/4 of the bottle thus far.
Tim + Caitlin Hamlin –
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Works better than the sprays. No streaking. Let it dry. It should come off with a crumbling consistency. Easy… If it kind of smears when you wipe, let it dry longer.