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    Veteran Member Four Rings skiracerblah's Avatar
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    Jan 03 2011
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    My Garage
    Evo X MR : 290whp, 313 lbs/torque @ 24psi; Evo IX : 383whp, 383 lbs/torque @ 28psi E85
    Location
    San Fernando Valley, CA

    Dried up Rain-X stained my windows

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    I sprayed some rain-x on my caron a very hot/sunny day and i didn't buff it off completely. Now, there are stains on the glass that normal glass cleaner cannot get off. Any ideas on how to remove this? I also have tinted windows. So, no chemicals that can potentially harm the tint.
    Sorry for newbie questions, this is my 1st Audi
    Current: Phantom Black '2011 S4 S-Tronic Premium Plus, Sports Rear Diff, JL Audio subwoofer upgrade, Milltek Resonated Exhaust
    Old cars:
    Evo X MR-Touring stock, but tuned by RRE: 290whp, 313 lbs/torque @ 24psi 91 octane
    Evo IX tuned by RRE: 383whp, 383 lbs/torque @ 28psi E85 ethanol fuel

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    Veteran Member Four Rings helix139's Avatar
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    Apr 21 2010
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    Location
    Florida

    The tint should be on the inside of the window, so no need to worry about that. I would try claying it, and if it is still there, polishing it.
    2011 S4 Premium Plus 6MT, Sepang Blue Pearl, Black Silk Nappa, Sport Diff, B&O, B8.5 MMI 3G+ Nav, Ti Pkg
    APR Stage 2+ Stock/93/100/Valet, Eurocode Alu Kreuz, Eurocode USS Sways + End Links, Eurocode Meisterwerk SSK, Roc Euro Intake, Apikol Rear Diff Mount, Fast Intentions Exhaust, Escort 9500xi, Laser Interceptor, P3 Vent Gauge, VCDS

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    Veteran Member Four Rings Crucible35's Avatar
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    Apr 22 2010
    AZ Member #
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    My Garage
    13 Lawnmower Prem. Quattro
    Location
    Markham, Ontario. Canada

    You could also try an IPA rub down.....
    '15 A4 S Line Q Tip Monsoon
    '09 A4 Premium Q Tip Meteor (Gone)

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