Glass Protector with Foaming Cleaner

Glass surfaces look good for exactly as long as they take to get the first fingerprint or the first water splash after cleaning. Without any surface protection, every drop of water that touches the glass and evaporates leaves a mineral ring behind.

Every person who touches the mirror or the shower panel leaves an oil mark. Every bout of steam leaves a residue. Within days of cleaning, glass looks as dirty as before. Glass Protector breaks this cycle.

This combo uses Glass Foam Cleaner to first deliver a perfectly clean, streak-free surface the foam clinging to vertical glass without running, lifting every fingerprint, dust film, water spot, and soap mark in a single wipe. Then, while the glass is completely clean, Glass Protector is applied forming an invisible nano-coating that changes how the glass interacts with water, oil, and dust.

Water beads up and rolls off rather than sitting on the surface and evaporating. Fingerprints resist bonding to the surface. Dust does not adhere as readily. When cleaning is needed again, the water and grime wipe away with significantly less effort because nothing has bonded to the protected surface.

This is the complete glass maintenance system for bathroom mirrors, shower panels, windows, glass doors, and glass furniture in any home.

Step 1 - Clean all glass surfaces with Glass Foam Cleaner

Shake the Glass Foam Cleaner. Spray foam evenly across the glass surface mirror, shower panel, window, or glass door. Leave for 20 to 30 seconds. Wipe in a single direction with a clean dry microfiber cloth. Buff with a second cloth for a completely streak-free finish. Ensure no residue, smear, or film remains on the glass before proceeding.

Step 2 - Allow the glass to dry completely

After cleaning, allow 30 to 60 minutes for the glass to fully dry and reach room temperature before applying Glass Protector. This is especially important for shower glass that may have residual moisture in joints and edges.

Step 3 - Apply Glass Protector to the clean dry surface

Shake the Glass Protector well. Apply a small amount onto the applicator pad. Spread evenly across the glass surface in overlapping strokes work in sections on large panels. The product will appear slightly hazy as it is applied.

Step 4 - Buff until fully transparent

Using a clean dry microfiber cloth, buff the applied Glass Protector until the surface is completely clear and transparent with no haze, smearing, or residue. This step is critical incomplete buffing will leave a film on the glass. Allow to cure for 12 hours before water exposure.

Step 5 - Test the protection after 12 to 24 hours

Run water over the treated glass. If the water sheets off or beads into droplets that roll away, the coating is active and cured. If water spreads flat across the surface, apply one additional coat.

• Surfaces must be fully clean and completely dry before applying Glass Protector any residue, moisture, or contamination will prevent the coating from bonding correctly.
• Do not apply Glass Protector to anti-reflective coated screens, optical glass, or prescription lenses.
• The treated glass surface must not come into contact with water for a minimum of 12 hours after applying Glass Protector. Plan the application for a time when the bathroom or area will not be used overnight.
• Do not apply Glass Protector to natural stone surfaces it is formulated for glass, ceramic, and smooth hard surfaces only.
• Keep out of reach of children during application. Once cured the surface is completely safe.