[tighfitzgerald]

Yes, I just recently decided to replce the tint on my car. Water spots. Everywhere, and unending (softened and triple filtered water well water). I picked up CLR ina plastic spray, and majic eraser pads. Tried the pads and they are TOPS! I kept the solution from touching the paint, cleaned, wiped, rinsed, wiped. 95% of a back window was cleared in two passes. A few remain but they look to be a bit more than a spot. Highly recommend for any detail/tintheads out there!

[TboneS54]

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[scubajim]

My windows are not tinted but I use magic eraser regularly. Cleans very effectively.

[slilley]

Originally Posted by scubajim

My windows are not tinted but I use magic eraser regularly. Cleans very effectively.

Same here! The only place I don't use them is on the inside rear window, since I don't want to risk damaging the defroster leads.

[silvermanor]

Magic erasers are made out of foam that is essentially like fine grit sandpaper. Not the best thing to use on glass as you're going to etch it and create fine scratches over time.

[scubajim]

Originally Posted by silvermanor

Magic erasers are made out of foam that is essentially like fine grit sandpaper. Not the best thing to use on glass as you're going to etch it and create fine scratches over time.

It shouldn't be used as a daily cleaner. It should always be used with a lubricant/glass cleaner. A couple times a year to remove build up on exterior glass or off gassing on interior windows.