Enduro Shield

Had my first encounter with a client who specifically mentioned that their glass had Enduro Shield on it and to not use any chemicals on it including detergent because you’re not supposed to and that I should hand polish it instead with a microfiber.

How do you go about cleaning glass with Enduro Shield on it? I was a bit skeptical regarding no chemicals should be used on it but I cleaned the glass without any detergent just in case.

I noticed that it’s quite the hydrophobic layer and I was wondering if it’s at all what it’s hyped up to be? The client mentioned that it keeps the glass really clean but that she hadn’t cleaned it in a few years.

Was there a specific method for cleaning windows and glass coated with this stuff?

let me google that for you…she doesn’t know what she is talking about re no detergent.

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just charger her by the hour to buff them with a rag

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Yeah @cactus27 haha just googled it…

http://www.enduroshield.com/ContentPage/CareInstruction.aspx

Figured it was similar methods I use for MHW sealer (wash/squeegee/microfiber for any residue/haze) especially since it’s says it’s more durable (3+ yrs vs 1-2 for MHW) I wonder how it holds up to scraping? I usually have deposits to scrape off each quarter so I wonder the difference…hmm…the cost is significantly higher for what i could find, 2 oz for $20 when I can buy the MHW in half gallon which is about $2.35 oz.

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Walk

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The salesman gave her misinformation to make the sale.
This is from the Enduro Shield website about cleaning windows.
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"For outdoor glass surfaces such as railings and windows, clean as required using water and a mild detergent (such as washing up liquid). Wash the glass with a microfiber cloth, and dry with a good quality squeegee*. Alternatively, clean with a
window cleaner and a cloth. For best results clean the glass in the
shade to prevent streaking.
*Recommended squeegee brands are Ettore and Pulex

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