greasy windscreen help

[shepgti]

Right recently got a new car and the dealer has put something horrid on the screen, it smears with The wipes on. i have tried a couple of ag glass cleaners on both the wipes and screen to no avail.  any ideas?

[Mr Blue]

warm clean microfibre and some meguires glass cleaner usualy shifts smears.
One microfibre to clean, another one to buff.

Could be wax wax shampoo or glass sealant.

[scarr89]

I know its a detailers worst enemy but if it really greasy then try some fairy liquid. Just a small bit on a scouring pad. Then get some good qual glass cleaner & or some glass polish 

[Jimble]

I know its a detailers worst enemy but if it really greasy then try some fairy liquid. Just a small bit on a scouring pad. Then get some good qual glass cleaner & or some glass polish 

A SCOURING PAD?!?!?!?! Erm.......No.

[dragonfly]

A general degreaser or window cleaner should do the trick.

[scarr89]

I know its a detailers worst enemy but if it really greasy then try some fairy liquid. Just a small bit on a scouring pad. Then get some good qual glass cleaner & or some glass polish 

A SCOURING PAD?!?!?!?! Erm.......No.

You got arms like Ronnie Coleman I'm guessing? If you have real greasy stuff that is stubborn I can't see a scourer doing any damage unless you laden it with grit before hand.

[Jimble]

I know its a detailers worst enemy but if it really greasy then try some fairy liquid. Just a small bit on a scouring pad. Then get some good qual glass cleaner & or some glass polish 

A SCOURING PAD?!?!?!?! Erm.......No.

You got arms like Ronnie Coleman I'm guessing? If you have real greasy stuff that is stubborn I can't see a scourer doing any damage unless you laden it with grit before hand.

  Just regular sized arms, it's surprisingly easy to scratch the laminate on car windows, your probably right that it might not do any damage but is it worth the risk?

[scarr89]

I know its a detailers worst enemy but if it really greasy then try some fairy liquid. Just a small bit on a scouring pad. Then get some good qual glass cleaner & or some glass polish 

A SCOURING PAD?!?!?!?! Erm.......No.

You got arms like Ronnie Coleman I'm guessing? If you have real greasy stuff that is stubborn I can't see a scourer doing any damage unless you laden it with grit before hand.

  Just regular sized arms, it's surprisingly easy to scratch the laminate on car windows, your probably right that it might not do any damage but is it worth the risk?

FINE!!! I'll use one of these next time...

[Jimble]

Just the job!

[shepgti]

a combo of lots of ag fast glasss and a little neat fairy liquid has shifted it