Craziest late night question of all time...

[lftd&pwrstrok'n]

Long story short: truck has been fixed and ready for p/u. Sat under oak trees for 2 years. Windows are a nice shade of green. Anyone know if vinegar is safe to use as a window cleaner? Safe on paint/rubber? Better alternatives that can be added to the wiper fluid (since I can't reach the windshield). Vinegar or just stick w/ wiper fluid? I'll have to get it clean enough to drive to a do it yourself carwash...

 

[the_great_white]

I've used 50/50 bleach, let it sit for an hour and then rinse with a garden hose, then just wash the vehicle as normal, no ill effects to the finish.

 

[WallsGa]

Long story short: truck has been fixed and ready for p/u. Sat under oak trees for 2 years. Windows are a nice shade of green. Anyone know if vinegar is safe to use as a window cleaner? Safe on paint/rubber? Better alternatives that can be added to the wiper fluid (since I can't reach the windshield). Vinegar or just stick w/ wiper fluid? I'll have to get it clean enough to drive to a do it yourself carwash...

Vinegar is fine. Just wash it off eventually.

You could call one of those mobile detail shops.

 

[lftd&pwrstrok'n]

You could call one of those mobile detail shops.

I will most likely take it to a detail shop once I get it back since there's a fairly good chance I'll put it up for sale. But, I've got to et it there first. As far as a mobile detailer; not sure how the mechanic would feel about them washing it in his parking lot?

 

[medium187mph]

Mr Clean mobile detail off of Exit 51 across the street from Hardee’s… biggest smack talker ever hahaha good guy too!

 

[Seacap]

Long story short: truck has been fixed and ready for p/u. Sat under oak trees for 2 years. Windows are a nice shade of green. Anyone know if vinegar is safe to use as a window cleaner? Safe on paint/rubber? Better alternatives that can be added to the wiper fluid (since I can't reach the windshield). Vinegar or just stick w/ wiper fluid? I'll have to get it clean enough to drive to a do it yourself carwash...

Vinegar won’t hurt, unless there is a tint on the window, if there is be sure not to use amonia

 

[lftd&pwrstrok'n]

Vinegar won’t hurt, unless there is a tint on the window, if there is be sure not to use amonia

It's just for outside anyway. I need to re-tint it and will if I'm able to get in and out of it and decide to keep.

 

[Seacap]

It's just for outside anyway. I need to re-tint it and will if I'm able to get in and out of it and decide to keep.

I had some of the mates use ammonia, on the tint of my charter boat in Destin, it bubbled it..****ers

 

[HERMET]

I've used 50/50 bleach, let it sit for an hour and then rinse with a garden hose, then just wash the vehicle as normal, no ill effects to the finish.

That's what I do.

 

[medium187mph]

I had some of the mates use ammonia, on the tint of my charter boat in Destin, it bubbled it..****ers

I used ammonia to remove tint off the rear windshield of a Mustang. It made quick work on a hot July afternoon