Effective way to clean car wash windows?

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I have a dealership here that has a car wash built in. They have standard garage bay doors (like 4 columns by 5 rows) with a build-up of soap scum/hard water.

Would a hard water restoration product be effective on these windows? I think I have “bio-clean”.

Thanks!

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Depends on what stage it’s in. Could require Mr. Hardwater or glass renu

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Everyone we have been in has been to far gone…

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Yea they are usually pretty messed up. We have done one that wasnt to bad a few years back… We used one restore on it I believe…

Its usually best to have a couple of different levels of stain remover with you, always start with the lowest if you can.

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Bio clean worked like a charm! They were actually 4 columns by 7 rows. The manager said “wow!”

Any suggestions (other than preventative maintenance) on something that could be applied to prevent build up?

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Hi TJ,

I am guessing that most of the hydrophobic sealants should work well. The most inexpensive and easiest to get is Rain-X from the auto parts store. Sealants are degraded by the suns uv radiation. But glass filters out some of it. So sealants that are applied to the inside of a window should last much longer. This has been my experience anyhow.

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In theory, shouldnt car wash windows be self cleaning?

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In theory, Marge…in theory…

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I’ve never used any sealants. How would I go about applying them?

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[QUOTE=TJGibson8;224001]Bio clean worked like a charm!

Just curious how you used Bio Clean. Did you scrub or just apply then wipe off?

Alex
Clean and Bright Window Cleaning & More
1-806-448-8965

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Or use the traditional methods

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why not ask Chris from window cleaning Resource.com he is the man that could help you in that department.