Nano wax is an extremely easy and effective way to wax vehicles. It is made by Eagle One. Here is the link.
http://www.eagleone.com/pages/produc...=1121&cat=5010

 

Id use the really fine steel wool and Invisible Glass. I think Invisible glass is the best ive ever used.

 

I have used lacquer-thinner, when all else had failed, to get rid of haze.

The ultra-fine steel-wool, in combination with the lacquer-thinner, will get rid of really bad film/haze.

The point made about using brass-wool, instead of steel, is good advice, as minute particles of steel, shed off on paint, will make rust stains when they get wet.

I am also a firm believer in RAIN-X.

 

Alot of "Car show guys" use the clay finish restorer on their glass

 

My '07 was transported down from Idaho and arrived with waterspots that wouldn't budge. I bought Invisible Glass glass cleaner and along with a microfiber cloth cleaned 'em right up. It's expensive@$5.00 a can but works well.

 

Get it clean with one of the soap/plastic brillo pads, then Rain-X it.

Rain-X slicks up the windshield so you don't even have to use the wipers - the rain runs off. Well, that's the same as a polish. The first couple of buffing passes, you'll wonder where all the black is coming from.

Regards, DBF