Description

Sometimes, glass cleaner simply isn’t enough.

ADBL Glass Polish is a specialist automotive glass polish designed to remove stubborn contamination that conventional glass cleaners can struggle to shift. Its formula combines carefully selected abrasives with cleaning ingredients to deep-clean the glass and restore clarity.

It’s particularly useful for tackling mineral deposits, hard-water marks and embedded road contamination, leaving the surface cleaner and better prepared for subsequent glass protection.

Use it when your windows are technically “clean” – but still don’t actually look clean.

Perfect if…

• Those annoying water spots won’t disappear no matter how many times you clean the glass – Glass Polish provides the additional mechanical cleaning action that an ordinary glass cleaner can’t.
• Your windscreen looks cloudy or dull even after washing – embedded mineral and road contamination can gradually reduce clarity.
• You’ve inherited a car with years of neglected glass – polishing can help restore heavily contaminated windows before returning to normal maintenance cleaning.
• Your windscreen feels rough rather than perfectly smooth – this can indicate bonded contamination that routine glass cleaner isn’t designed to remove.
• You’re preparing your glass for a coating or sealant – polishing gives you a much cleaner foundation before applying protection.
• You keep reaching for stronger glass cleaners without solving the problem – sometimes the issue isn’t the cleaner; the contamination simply needs polishing away.

Why choose ADBL Glass Polish?

• Deep-cleans automotive glass – designed for contamination beyond the capabilities of routine glass cleaner.
• Targets mineral deposits – particularly useful against hard-water residue and stubborn water spotting.
• Abrasive cleaning action – physically works on bonded contamination rather than simply cleaning the surface.
• Restores clarity – helps revive glass that has become dull or contaminated over time.
• Useful before glass protection – creates a cleaner surface before applying a suitable coating or sealant.
• Suitable for hand or machine application – giving enthusiasts and professional detailers flexibility depending on the job.
• Dedicated glass formula – purpose-built for automotive glass rather than adapting a conventional paint polish to the job.

How to use

Thoroughly wash and clean the glass before polishing. Removing loose dirt first prevents unnecessary contamination from being dragged across the surface.

Shake ADBL Glass Polish thoroughly before use.

Apply a small quantity to a suitable polishing pad or applicator and work the product across the glass.

For hand application, work methodically using overlapping movements and moderate pressure.

For larger areas or more stubborn contamination, Glass Polish can also be worked by machine, using an appropriate polishing pad and controlled technique.

Continue working the product until the contamination has been removed, then thoroughly wipe away the remaining polish residue.

Inspect the glass and repeat the process where necessary.

Once polishing is complete, thoroughly clean and degrease the glass before applying any subsequent glass protection.

Always work on cool glass away from direct sunlight.

Related Products

ADBL Glass Cleaner Ultra – Ideal for cleaning the glass before polishing and for routine maintenance once stubborn contamination has been removed.

ADBL G – The dedicated 40 × 40 cm, 300 GSM glass microfibre towel we just gave the marketing campaign of a lifetime. Use it for the final cleaning and buffing stages.

ADBL Inspector – A compound and polish residue remover that can be useful during surface preparation and inspection after polishing.

ADBL Micro Wash Storm – Dedicated microfibre detergent for properly cleaning your glass and detailing towels after use.

Prestige Detailing Tip

Know the difference between dirty glass and contaminated glass.

If fingerprints, light grime or oily residue are the problem, you probably don’t need a polish – reach for ADBL Glass Cleaner Ultra or Glass Pro instead.

But if you’ve cleaned the glass thoroughly and can still see mineral deposits, stubborn water spotting or ingrained contamination, that’s when Glass Polish earns its place in the detailing cabinet.

There’s another important reason to polish before applying glass protection: a coating can only bond to the surface that’s actually there.

Applying protection over stubborn mineral deposits doesn’t remove them. It simply means you’ve protected contaminated glass.

Clean it. Polish it. Degrease it. Then protect it.

And if you’re machine polishing glass for the first time, don’t chase perfection by generating excessive heat. Work methodically, regularly inspect the surface and remember that automotive glass isn’t somewhere to learn an aggressive polishing technique.

Type: Automotive glass polish
Primary purpose: Deep cleaning and removal of bonded glass contamination
Targets: Mineral deposits, water spots and stubborn contamination
Application: Hand or machine
Suitable for: Automotive glass
Use before glass protection: Recommended where deeper surface preparation is required