Pontoon Boat & Deck Boat Forum

Just bought a new (to me) truck and the windows were aftermarket tinted, too dark. I had to remove the tint to be legal. Use the wife's super duper blow dryer to warm the window before peeling the film off. Worked really good, but left a lot of adhesive behind, which I knew was gonna happen. Diluted some Awesome 25% with water, sprayed it on used a plastic razor blade type scraper and it took the old adhesive right off. Used it last week to remove an oil spot from my concrete. Full strength, poured it on, scrubbed it a bit and rinsed it off. Oil spot----Gone! Love that stuff! Dollar General and Dollar Tree sell it in the small spray bottles for a buck.

I have to take it off my kids jeep also. I was wondering how to go about it. Thank you.

I used Awesome and a ScotchBrite pad to get the black streaks off the side of my aluminum sided travel trailer. After a few years, the paint started disappearing.

Come to find out, Awesome has microabrasives that make it work so well.

The other great cleaning tool is the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser--and it works even better with Awesome. Come to find out, they also have microabrasives.

Just don't use'em too often and you're okay.

Makes for great spot treatment for clothes and consider throwing in a additional measure of awesome along with your detergent for grubby work clothes.

I just ran out of K&N filter cleaner and used it on my trucks CAI filter. Man, it cleaned it up better than the filter cleaner! Its drying now so I can oil it tomorrow, but it looks great.

Used it yesterday to remove the undercoating that was sprayed on my trucks exhaust tip! A little chrome polish afterwards and it looks like new, again.

The label says not to use it on glass. I don't know how it can damage glass, but trust me, don't use Awesome to clean your windshield! Other than all the tiny pits it caused in my windshield, I am a huge fan of Awesome.