🪟 E.J. Wheaton Co. Glass Wax: All-in-One Window, Mirror, and Metal Surface Polisher, Made in USA Review

It takes effort, but the results are incredible. I am selling my house and wanted to clean shower doors and windows and this bottle has come a long way. Shower doors and windows look like new!

Purchased product to use on my car glass and it is really effective at removing stains and streaks which are otherwise very difficult to remove. However, be aware that if you use it on a glass top, your napkins and other "things" will fly off the table as if you have a mischievous poltergeist. It's actually pretty funny.

Do you know how bad your car windows can be? Especially if you have a smoker in the group. Well, depending on how bad your windows are, and mine was pretty bad, not only does this thing save you time, even if like me you have to do it twice, it also helps keep the rain out! The rain just turns into tiny droplets and rolls off. If you don't believe me, all you have to do is try!

If you remember these stencils from the 1950's and 60's you must know that this product is not very suitable for making Christmas stencils. It's pink like the original Glass Wax product and smells the same, but I couldn't get it to work for screen printing. On the plus side cleaning was easy and when I wiped my bugs off the window it was clean. If you want to make old stencils, buy Gel-Gloss No Streak Glass Wax, also available from Revain. I have had good success with this stencil product.

The photo shows my iridescent glass center that I inherited. I remembered how sparkly it was, but I couldn't bring back the 50's shimmer. I have tried vinegar and water, blue window cleaner, soap and water but have always been disappointed. Then I remembered glass wax. While it's not the same as the old brand, it suits my purpose well. This is a liquid pink carnauba liquid that is easy to apply, dries quickly, is washable and leaves a wonderful shine. My Lucite candles look great too. I used a…

Like many others, I have fond memories of old glass wax. The pink liquid was a feature of our home and its disappearance was a real loss. Wheaton Glass Wax is a different product and deserves to be judged on its own merits. It's a chalky liquid. The instructions say to use it sparingly, which is good advice. Small things have a big impact. I apply it with a damp sponge, let it dry matte and remove it with a microfiber cloth. The result is beautiful - clean, bright, without traces. Even the…

I was hoping this product would be useful for cleaning my car's interior windows (a tedious task given the awkwardness of accessing the raked windshield). For the first try, I applied the cream with a damp sponge, waited for it to dry, and then buffed with a towel. A greasy film remains. I thought maybe I didn't apply enough material. On my next try I used a foam brush and tried to apply more. The cream dripped off the brush a few times, but more landed on the windshield. After drying I…

I live in the desert. Due to the coarse dust normally found in the air, windows tend to 'etch' over time, creating a cloudy veil. I also struggle with hard water spots when watering a small patch of vegetation that I'd like to keep. I usually use citric acid to remove hard water stains and I usually do this twice a year. I don't like doing that because you really can't get it on the vegetation and expect the vegetation to be alive. I was hoping this product would do the job but it didn't help…