If you saw our original video about super cleaning your windshield, here's a way to do it super fast, even with a really big windshield like the one on our RV. Regardless of what type of vehicle you drive.... motorhome, pick-up truck or car, this tip will quickly make your windshield cleaner and clearer. We're not paid to promote Invisible Glass, but we LOVE it. We've been using it for years, and it's better than any other glass cleaner on the market. The Rain Repellent version is like adding in Rain-X, but without all the rubbing! Just spray on and wipe off for the same clarity and beading action. To find Invisible Glass with Rain Repellent online, click the following link: Buy 1 bottle here: http://tinyurl.com/pvpvj6f Or order a 6-pack!: http://tinyurl.com/pf66n76 Click here for 0000 steel wool: http://tinyurl.com/qjxyzn9 From a distance our big, tall windshield might look clean, but when you take a closer look, you'll see that getting all of the bugs off can be difficult, especially at the top of a large, hard-to-reach windshield. This is where our 0000 steel wool comes in. That's the extra-fine variety with the four zeros on the package, commonly used to refinish fine furniture. After our first video about using steel wool on the windshield, we got lots of questions about the potential for scratching the glass. Glass is harder than steel wool and won't scratch, but if it will make you more comfortable, try it in a discreet corner first. ;-) You'll simply be polishing the glass with the steel wool, to remove any bugs, road tar and tree sap. Then it's time to apply one of our favorite products: Invisible Glass with Rain Repellent. It goes on like any ordinary window cleaner, but it makes water bead right off by sealing the pores in the glass. When driving down the highway, you can see right through the beads of water as they whisk off the windshield. Sometimes wipers aren't needed at all, even in pouring rain. Simply spray it on and wipe it off with paper towels, newspaper or a clean rag... whichever you prefer. It's best to do this in the shade, but I shot this in bright sunshine for better video quality. If you apply Invisible Glass to a hot windshield in direct sunshine like I did here, you might get a few streaks, because it evaporates so quickly in the heat. Just buff with a soft cloth for a crystal clear shine. Thoroughly cleaning and treating your windshield increases the clarity of the glass and helps water bead off when driving in the rain or snow. This increases visibility, making all of your vehicles safer on the road. The intro music is my own piano performance of Scott Joplin's Maple Leaf Rag from 1899. ************************************************************** DO YOUR RV SLIDE TOPPERS NEED REPLACING? Tough Top Awnings are thicker and stronger than OEM fabric and cost far less too! Get higher-quality fabric and save at least half the cost by replacing your slide toppers yourself. Watch RVgeeks' Slide Topper Installation Video to see how easy it is - http://youtu.be/xDKCSwYXbH0 - and visit http://www.toughtopawnings.com for complete details. Be sure to tell Ray (the owner) "RVgeeks sent me!" ************************************************************** RV Geeks offers basic DIY (do it yourself) RV service, repair, maintenance and travel tips from full-time RVers who have been handling most of their own maintenance since hitting the road in 2003. Be sure to confirm that all methods and materials used are compatible with your particular recreational vehicle. Every type of motorhome, motorcoach, fifth wheel, travel trailer, bus conversion, camper and toy hauler is different, so your systems may not be the same as ours. RVgeeks is proud to be affiliated with RVtravel.com. http://www.rvtravel.com While we're not RV technicians, we're very mechanically inclined and have learned a lot about RV systems over the years. We handle most of our own minor service, maintenance and repair work on our 2005 43' Newmar Mountain Aire diesel pusher. We also maintained our 2002 39' Fleetwood Bounder Diesel during our first two years on the road. We meet lots of newer RVers who are eager to learn some basics about maintaining and caring for their rigs. After more than 10 years on the road, we want to share what we've learned (some of it the hard way). ;-) We hope our experiences can help other RVers go DIY, saving some time, money and effort, while experiencing the satisfaction of a job well done. We do not pretend to be experts on any particular RV topic, and mostly know about maintaining our own rig. But lots of things are the same on RVs in general, and diesel pushers in particular. Comments welcome! Thanks for watching!

• published: 11 Sep 2013
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