Gel-Gloss No Streek Glass Wax Polish, 8 Fluid Ounces

works great. It is wax for your glass and mirrors. That way it stays clean longer. Even when you get spots it easily wipes off. It does take longer to clean, wax and then wipe off the wax but it doesn't attract dust or dirt like normal. Even when you get streaks or water drops on your mirror it wipes off easily even with a dry cloth. Will contiue buying.

This stuff is MAGIC! It got the decades-old weather grime off my windows with very little effort. No streaks at all. Excellent product!

Cleaner worked Well.

I prefer Gel-gloss glass wax over the other well known rain repellent product. It works well. Apply to windshield surface, allow to dry to a haze and remove. Repels water, wipers easily glide over windshield. Does not have a chemical/solvent odor. One application lasts at least several weeks. Reapply as needed.

Very easy to use, makes your chores mush better. I will certainly buy this product again!

I bought this product to reproduce the Christmas windows we did when I was a child. A search of the web turned up a set of the original stencils on eBay. The original GlassWax product went out of production in the 1980s so you have to find a modern substitute or buy an old can of that product if you can find one. Some comments on the web said this newer product by the same name works for this purpose. Those comments were correct. Although it is not pink like the original GlassWax, it dries white like the original. It works best by using the edge of a 1 inch thick new Excello sponge and dabbing. It also helps to leave it out for about an hour before using it for this project. To hold the stencils steady I used painters' tape. It took me a few attempts to get the hang of it but my technique and the results improved as I went along. I also cleaned stencils between uses to avoid smears. The snowflakes for example were used several times. Everything cleans up with water and the designs (and any errors) can easily be wiped off with a soft cloth--leaving the window clean and streak free. I wish it were a little cheaper but I bought another bottle for next year. One bottle was more than enough to do all of these designs as well as my trial and error mistakes. Not as easy as my memory of the original product when used this way but definitely produces a very satisfactory result if you are patient. I also tried a product of the same name in a black bottle--also sold on Amazon. It did not work for my purposes but seemed fine for cleaning windows.

Purchased it to remove water stains. It didn’t after multiple attempts.

I'm a perfectionist about my cars glass, inside and out. I used to run 3 detail shops in California, and smudged glass simply isn't acceptable. Since the original Glass Wax disappeared decades ago, I've tried every (often times expensive) glass cleaner I could find. None produce predictable or satisfactory results, even after expending great effort. So glad I FINALLY found a replacement for the original Glass Wax. I use a new slightly moistened wax application pad to apply to the glass (a sponge would work too) to apply evenly to the entire surface, allow to dry, then simply wipe off with a clean microfiber cloth. Done. Perfect every time! Important to use only clean applicator and microfiber towels. I have also tried the Glass Wax by E.J. Wheaton sold by Amazon. The price is a bit higher but it also does a great job.