Chemical Guys HydroView Ceramic Glass Cleaner Coating - Cleans Adds Hydrophobic Protection Car Window Cleaner for Glass and

This stuff is about as close to the detail shop quality as you can come. Note it’s not quite as good as the stuff the detail shops put on my car, but this is very very close. And since you can’t buy the stuff, the detail shelves put on, this is your go to Read more

Product is easy to work with - spreads decently - wipes clean - you MUST follow the application instructions for this product NOT to smear & streak & make a royal mess of your windows. Take your time - get some really good microfiber clothes & as mentioned - take your time. First cleaned my Windows using Windex with Vinger & then once the Windows were clean & dry - applied this cleaner with Ceramic & used a WHOLE different batch of CLEAN Microfiber clothes. Don't use paper towels - they'll leave little dust bunnies & the finished result won't be as clean & streak free as with using decent Microfiber clothes. Just for the fun of it - cleaned my shower glass first with a Mr. Clean pad & then Windex & then finally this product. Worked great for about 2 weeks before I noticed soap scum starting to build backup - so - ya - great for inside dry applications - not so great for shower stall glass - GREAT for Bathroom Mirrors - notice it cuts/reduces fog build up a fair amount - but - only seems to last about 3 weeks before you need to clean your mirror & start the application process again. Great Product over all ... Read more

First of all I want to start with the water repellency, it rained not long after I applied the Hydro View to the windshield, door windows and rear hatch glass, the water did bead off as expected and it was a quick process to apply and buff the glass but my only issue is since it rained as mentioned, it sort of created a haze or glare while the wipers are motion, I could only hope the glare would eventually disappear over time when it rains more and the wipers are in motion. Update: after a couple of days gone by with rain and running the wipers the glare and streaks have cleared up, one thing to keep in mind is by making sure during the application process is to apply with a microfiber cloth or a clean cotton cloth then let it dry as if you were applying wax or polish to the vehicle body then buff with another clean microfiber or cotton cloth, I wouldn’t recommend buffing with polyester or similar as it will definitely leave streaks or haze and create glare. Read more

It cleans good enough but leaves streaks unless you spray a second time. Beading is an impediment to easy viewing through side rearvirw mirrors. Alcohol dies not cause beading and is a better alternative for rearvirw mirrors. This product is great for just the glass windows. Read more

It’s been a while since I had my own vehicle, so I’m used to the old school toxic products that required a lot of work to get good results. I clay barred all of my glass, washed the truck, then applied this stuff. It went on so easily and is very hydrophobic. It rained a few hours after I applied it and without any wind or me touching anything, the water couldn’t even hang onto the windshield. It was practically dry from just the water rolling right off it. The cool thing is, it’s not an extra step in the car wash process. You just use it like you would windex after the car is dry. But this leaves behind a RainX type barrier and your wipers actually reduce your visibility at higher speeds because you don’t need them. Read more

So, if you ever have the issue of that weird greasy-like junk on the outside of your windshield caking your view when it starts to rain - then this is for you. I had big visibility problem when it rained because oil, dirt, whatever from the road would make it so when I used my windshield wipers - it would almost smear the water. Okay - well just use rain-x. Well, I did and it only help for one rain storm. BUT this stuff! One use can last for several months, even when running it through a car wash. No smearing of rain. And it goes on easier than Rain-x. Rain-x your really have to buff. This stuff goes on like Windex. very little buffing - arguably no buffing or elbow-grease needed. 10/10 recommend. It a little pricey, but considering I have to reapply it less - I would say worth it. Read more

This product is dangerous. I applied it a couple of days ago and followed the instructions exactly. After realizing there was a whitish film, I buffed it with several more towels, it didn't matter. I was driving and it was raining and I could barely see through the glass the film got so bad. Even the wipers were scraping off some of it and leaving white lines. The glass was impossible to see through and the streaks were awful.. you could see exactly where I wiped, it was almost like putting wax on the glass and expecting it to rub in, it didn't. It took us cleaning the class with rubbing alcohol multiple times, I even scraped off the wipers because I don't want it reapplying itself. The glass is now clear, but this stuff is awful. It doesn't even repel rain, it all sat on top of it making even harder to see through the murky surface. Incredibly disappointed as this product was rated so highly and is this expensive. Read more

First time buying and using this product. It was extremely easy to apply, had a great spray radius, and if the performance I observed during a heavy rainstorm was any indication, this Hydroview Ceramic glass cleaner worked perfectly. My windows stayed clear, shed water quickly, and maintained a high rate of clarity even during a relatively heavy California downpour. Read more