One of the most common questions we are asked is how to keep a shower door clean. DiamonFusion Glass Treatment can be purchased as an option on your new shower door. DiamonFusion Glass Treatment comes complete with a 10-year warranty. This will ensure that your new glass is protected and will be easy to clean for many years to come.

Diamon Fusion Glass Treatment permanently bonds to the substrate and protects it against dirt, grime, soap scum, staining, etching, and discoloration. Similar to a non-stick fry pan, DiamonFusion Glass Treatment is optically clear, repels both water & oil based substances, and makes the surface easy to clean.

To properly care for DiamonFusion Glass Treatment, rinse regularly with water and squeegee dry after each use. To keep your glass looking new, clean each week using a damp microfiber cloth and a mild detergent to remove any soap scum, dirt, or grime. An example of a mild detergent is Dawn Liquid Dish Soap, the same as you would use to clean your dishes by hand. Other acceptable products include:

• Windex

• Lysol 4 in1 Bathroom Cleaner

• Fantastik Orange Action

• Green Works Natural Glass & Surface Cleaner

• Clean Shower Daily Shower Cleaner

• Mr. Clean Magic Eraser when damp

Although these cleaners can be used and will not harm the coating, DiamonFusion Glass Treatment is designed to be an easy-clean coating and any cleaning products should be rinsed with clean water immediately after use.

IMPROPER CLEANING:

Never use any rough, gritty, abrasive, highly acidic, or highly basic cleaners as they will damage the DiamonFusion coating on the glass. Examples include Comet (powder), Ajax, cerium oxide, muriatic acid, or lye. These substances will damage the coating, and potentially the glass.

HARD WATER AREAS:

For water with a higher concentration of minerals, lime and calcium may build up on the protective coating that are not easily removed with a mild detergent. A solution of one part white vinegar to five parts water (pure vinegar is recommended for significant buildup) should be sprayed on the glass and allowed to soak for several minutes. This will begin to dissolve the minerals that have built up on the surface, repeat as necessary until the glass is clear. A damp microfiber cloth should then be used to wipe the glass. For extreme hard water conditions we recommended using the vinegar & water solution every week to reduce the build up on the surface, and preventing significant deposits over time. For extreme build up, pour vinegar directly on a new soft sponge and wipe until the minerals are gone, then rinse and dry.