Use Sprayway Glass Cleaner for cleaning fingerprints off Cybertruck stainless steel

[Quilliam]

For spraaway. Foaming or no foaming. I see they offer two types of

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[TyPope]

For spraaway. Foaming or no foaming. I see they offer two types of

I've read the foaming one lifts fingerprint oil better. Plus, it doesn't run.

 

[CTCotopaxi]

Isopropyl 91%, easiest and best for fingerprints!

 

[The Tesla Guy]

I use both
Foaming works better.
Longer dwell time.
Best for doing full panels…
odor is overwhelming.
Don’t use it in your garage…
Non-aerosol is low odor
It has a foaming trigger sprayer.
does run.
I use it mostly for touch up fingerprint removal. Spraying it on a microfiber towel. Also to remove bugs off the front after drives…

 

[CyberSudZ]

Unfortunately, sprayway and windex both contain harsh chemicals. That's why we manufactured CyberSudZ products here in USA from USA made ingredients. We made it from natural ingredients, it's safe to use in your garage or outdoor without worrying of being exposed to chemicals.

This advanced, eco-friendly formula effortlessly removes fingerprints, dirt, bugs, and grime from your vehicle's surface, leaving behind a high-gloss shine. Our alcohol-free, car wash is gentle on your car and safe for the environment.

Our sister company in Dubai has been providing the cleaning solutions for cleaning Burj Khalifa stainless steel panels for a few years.

Our product comes in as a spray for spotless cleaning or as a concentrated car wash solution to use in foam cannon or traditional 2 bucket washing method.

Spray & Wipe:
https://cybersudz.com/products/waterless-spray-wipe-for-cybertruck-stainless-steel

Car Wash:
https://cybersudz.com/products/car-wash-shine-for-cybertruck

Let me know if you have any questions. Glad to answer any.

 

[Art138]

Unfortunately, sprayway and windex both contain harsh chemicals. That's why we manufactured CyberSudZ products here in USA from USA made ingredients. We made it from natural ingredients, it's safe to use in your garage or outdoor without worrying of being exposed to chemicals.

This advanced, eco-friendly formula effortlessly removes fingerprints, dirt, bugs, and grime from your vehicle's surface, leaving behind a high-gloss shine. Our alcohol-free, car wash is gentle on your car and safe for the environment.

Our sister company in Dubai has been providing the cleaning solutions for cleaning Burj Khalifa stainless steel panels for a few years.

Our product comes in as a spray for spotless cleaning or as a concentrated car wash solution to use in foam cannon or traditional 2 bucket washing method.

Spray & Wipe:
https://cybersudz.com/products/waterless-spray-wipe-for-cybertruck-stainless-steel

Car Wash:
https://cybersudz.com/products/car-wash-shine-for-cybertruck

Let me know if you have any questions. Glad to answer any.

So no need to neutralize after spraying and removing with cloth?

 

[CyberSudZ]

So no need to neutralize after spraying and removing with cloth?

If you're using the spray & wipe product you just need to wipe it with a microfiber. Nothing else.

If you're using the car wash you need to rinse it off then dry it with a microfiber just like you would with a regular car wash / shampoo

 

[RidnDirty]

One day I started cleaning my windshield with an old bottle sitting around. Then I figure I’d use it on the whole truck. Worked fine (not sure about prints), however the side benefit was the whole truck shedded water like it was ceramic coated. So I use this in between deep cleaning. I don’t notice any weird staining.

 

[Crissa]

I've read the foaming one lifts fingerprint oil better. Plus, it doesn't run.

That's my experience with it on other surfaces. The non-foaming doesn't smell as much, and is better for when you're putting it onto a cloth first.

-Crissa

 

[Crissa]

So no need to neutralize after spraying and removing with cloth?

No need to neutralize sprayway, either. I don't know that it contains any harsh chemicals... Nothing I wouldn't put on my skin, anyhow.

-Crissa

 

[CyberSudZ]

No need to neutralize sprayway, either. I don't know that it contains any harsh chemicals... Nothing I wouldn't put on my skin, anyhow.

-Crissa

I wouldn't put sprayway on skin. Kindly check out their MSDS first:
https://www.spraywayinc.com/sites/all/themes/theme687/msds/sw841.pdf

Sprayway is a good product but it contains Distillates (Petroleum), Hydrotreated Light, Acetone, and Propane. These can cause irritation and dryness to skin.

 

[Crissa]

I wouldn't put sprayway on skin. Kindly check out their MSDS first:
https://www.spraywayinc.com/sites/all/themes/theme687/msds/sw841.pdf

Sprayway is a good product but it contains Distillates (Petroleum), Hydrotreated Light, Acetone, and Propane. These can cause irritation and dryness to skin.

I don't want to fight with a sponsor, but...

• ...You do understand what's in nail polish remover, right? (acetone)
• ...Or in baby creams? (petrolatum)
• ...Or in sunscreen or natural insect repellant? (orange oil and terpenes)
• And I cook with propane all the time. I don't want to breathe any of these, but on skin?
• And that's the stainless cleaner to keep steel bright. Not the glass cleaner.

We were suggesting using the glass cleaner for every day fingerprint remover. That's why my post on the first page of the thread notes to make sure which version of sprayway you're selecting.

-Crissa

 

[TyPope]

I wouldn't put sprayway on skin. Kindly check out their MSDS first:
https://www.spraywayinc.com/sites/all/themes/theme687/msds/sw841.pdf

Sprayway is a good product but it contains Distillates (Petroleum), Hydrotreated Light, Acetone, and Propane. These can cause irritation and dryness to skin.

That's not from the glass cleaner. That's their stainless steel cleaner which is not what I use.

 

[nachotaco]

It's not craziness, it's science - the chemistry and metallurgy branches of science. Ammonia is a base compound that degrades the passivation layer on the surface of stainless steel. It's this few molecules thick iron-poor surface layer that protects the underlying iron in the stainless alloy from oxidation. The layer is formed when the surface is treated with a mild acid, such as those in BKF and CitriSurf or a mild nitric acid solution.

I used normal Windex on my truck not too long ago before reading about how ammonia can cause issues with stainless steel. In your opinion after one use of Windex, should I be concerned about oxidation?

 

[CYTOM]

After you use SprayAway, follow with Stainless Steel and More which has ceramic in it. It will even out the finish. Works great. Its hard to find and can be sourced through Amazon.

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