Can you use this on chemically-treated glass shower doors, the kind that are coated?
797251
Yes I believe you might be able to use it on chemically treated glass. The manufacturer states that it's safe to use on tinted glass and other similar types of glass, but I would contact them directly to make sure. Here's the contact info. The company name is Stoner, located in Quarryville PA, their phone # is (717) 786-7355. Good luck, hope it works!
797252
I think it will depend a lot on the type of coating you have. This cleaner is very similar to what I used when working on aircraft and I can tell you that bugs and other things like that came right off the flight deck windows. I use this on my cars, vehicle chrome, mirrors and other glass in the house. In my view it's the best glass cleaner on the market. If your shower doors were manufactured with the coating it might be ok, but if applied later this cleaner might be too strong for your doors. This product is not recommended for use on electronic screens, Lexan type plastics, or eyeglasses so you might check with whoever made the coating for your shower doors.
797253
I think it will depend a lot on the type of coating you have. This cleaner is very similar to what I used when working on aircraft and I can tell you that bugs and other things like that came right off the flight deck windows. I use this on my cars, vehicle chrome, mirrors and other glass in the house. In my view it's the best glass cleaner on the market. If your shower doors were manufactured with the coating it might be ok, but if applied later this cleaner might be too strong for your doors. This product is not recommended for use on electronic screens, Lexan type plastics, or eyeglasses so you might check with whoever made the coating for your shower doors. I think it will depend a lot on the type of coating you have. This cleaner is very similar to what I used when working on aircraft and I can tell you that bugs and other things like that came right off the flight deck windows. I use this on my cars, vehicle chrome, mirrors and other glass in the house. In my view it's the best glass cleaner on the market. If your shower doors were manufactured with the coating it might be ok, but if applied later this cleaner might be too strong for your doors. This product is not recommended for use on electronic screens, Lexan type plastics, or eyeglasses... » Read More I think it will depend a lot on the type of coating you have. This cleaner is very similar to what I used when working on aircraft and I can tell you that bugs and other things like that came right off the flight deck windows. I use this on my cars, vehicle chrome, mirrors and other glass in the house. In my view it's the best glass cleaner on the market. If your shower doors were manufactured with the coating it might be ok, but if applied later this cleaner might be too strong for your doors. This product is not recommended for use on electronic screens, Lexan type plastics, or eyeglasses so you might check with whoever made the coating for your shower doors. « Show Less
1455583
I have not tried it on the shower door. I did use it on the glass of my front door and it left it clean and streak free. It leaves the surface clean and helps repel water for less water spots.
1645149
I am sure you can but would be difficult. It was hard to spray evenally on a door window.
19875
I used it on a metal door but if you use industrial 2 way tape and know for sure that it will stay and not fall and break than Glass might work also. good luck.
2127116
Yes, it probably would on the windows, what I found works best is spraying the windows with glass cleaner and just using the squeegee. After a pass take a paper towel to run across the squeegee to remove excess. I use the cloth side for scrubbing other things like inside shower doors.
1384646
I have a fiberglass tub and shower unit. I have placed this on the wall of the unit, so it has a solid hold. I would NOT use this on a glass shower door, if I were you. Read the directions that came with the Super Grip Handle, and see if they have anything on glass shower doors.
464498
I never thought of using it on shower doors since we have a water softener but it's a good idea. It is meant to be used after you wash the windows to repel dirt and water like the clear coat they spray on your car at the car wash. Tihis stuff works well on our windows.
219280
Bought this for our car windows, which it cleans beautifully. Then tried it on our glass shower doors, which retain some soap buildup even after repeated cleanings with slightly diluted water/vinegar solution. After several passes of a cotton sack cloth sprayed with Invisible Glass, those shower doors look like new.
394855
No you cannot. This has a peel off backing with adhesive. You can apply it to wood, glass or metal. Pretty much anything with a smooth surface.
7033
They will work on glass block if the surface is smooth. I would not recommend use on a thin glass pane such as a window or shower door as the glass may break with force applied to the surface.
48710
I've tried it on my glass shower doors twice and the rain-x seems to work fine IF I squeegee the doors frequently after showers. Hard water and soap scum does not just run off but it does seem easier to get it off with the rain-x. A lot of work getting the doors clean enough for the rain-x application because if they aren't crystal clean you're wasting your time.
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I use my cloth on my shower doors and love it. The hard water mineral build up hasn't come off down near the floor of the shower, but it is better. I am thinking that using something like CLR would be a good thing to start with, and just don't let it build up again. Also, don't get the CLR on the Norwex cloth. The cloth works wonders on stainless steel fixtures and glass.
1638025
Most eyeglasses have a "coating" and I would NOT use this on them. I just had to replace my reading glasses because the coating had worn thru.
753643
I seriously doubt it... you have to put this on with water/soap mixture and squeegee it on... it adheres to smooth metal. I would definitely say no in your case and I've never seen a product for what your asking
468305
Hi - I used this product on the caulking at the top edge of my bathtub. Although it took care of most (not all) of the mildew, when this product ran down into the drain, it totally corroded the metal surface. So, if your window frames are metal then I would reconsider using this product on the caulking. Not sure what it would do if excess product dripped onto the surface paint of your house. Hoping this is helpful! BP
761567
I guess you could if the coating is uniform and adheres to the surface. I have only used it on untreated wood.
48709
That's an interesting question. Logically yes, but I have not so far. I would not get it solely for shower glass but you can get it with windshield use in mind and try it on shower glass.