I am about to replace a shower door unit. When the installer came outto measure, he recommended that we get the glass treated withsomething called Diamon-Fusion. He said it would make the glass easierto clean and last longer.I did a little checking and came up with the links below. The adsclaim that treated glass never needs cleaning, is 10 times stronger,won't get dings (mostly for car windshields), etc. I didn't see aclaim for getting rid of belly-button lint, but I may have missedthat.Does anyone have any experience with this stuff? I never heard of it.I don't know how much this will cost, but if it's this good, I wouldthink that the glass manufacturers would offer something like itthemselves.?v=4GzwbxEuUbg

Go to Pepboys or any other auto parts store and buy a package ofAquapel. It's a glass treatment for windshields but it also works onshower doors--bonds with the glass. Much better than Rain-XRetail price is around $12, but you'll probably need two to treat afull shower door.Or, do an

Is Diamon-Fusion worth the price?

Nov 14, 2008 Last reply: 6 years ago 23 Replies

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Allison 6 years ago

replying to Ian Bailey, Allison wrote: Not sure how you cared for them or perhaps installation company messed upo. I would have them come out and look at it as mine always have looked brand new.

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tappinaway 6 years ago

replying to Joe Grayson, tappinaway wrote: Joe, can you please advice me what the "proper cleaning" is? We squeegee after every shower. Is that sufficient?

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tappinaway 6 years ago

replying to Joe Grayson, tappinaway wrote: Joe, can you please advice me what the "proper cleaning" is? We squeegee after every shower. Is that sufficient?

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Joe Grayson 5 years ago

Looks like you don't even wipe it down. Nothing cleans itself

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