Maintaining classic car rear and side windows involves a few key steps to ensure their longevity and clarity:

The principal  difference between side windows and front windows in a classic car are that side windows can be opened, making for  a pleasant ride for both drivers and passengers.   Anyone who owns a classic car and is careful about its maintenance will be well aware how frustrating it can be if the windows fail to open during a journey.

Side window jam  is primarily due to defective vehicle window tracks. Tracks become increasingly worn over time, their functionality tends to diminish, while at the same time, accumulation of dirt and grime on the tracks will eventually  cause the window  to fail to unable to move up or down without difficulty.  Either malfunction will make for a very frustrating experience for classic car owners and their passengers.

To prevent this from happening , all that is required is to lubricate the window  tracks on a regular basis,  restoring the windows' seamless operation by reducing the friction caused by the tracks.

Classic car owners in the know use a combination of  silicone and dry Teflon to lubricate the window rails.  The advantage of compounds such as silicone is that they  remain slick in all weather conditions providing long-term protective cover for classic car side  window tracks.

: Use a mild soap and water solution to clean the windows, making sure to remove any dirt or debris that has accumulated on the surface. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could scratch or damage the glass.

After cleaning, use a soft, lint-free cloth to dry the windows completely, making sure to remove any excess water or moisture. This will help prevent water spots and other unsightly stains from forming on the glass.

Consider applying a specialized glass coating to the windows to protect them from the elements and keep them looking clear and bright.

In recent years, the practice of ceramic coating has become increasingly popular, - applied both in paintwork and windows.. Ceramic coatings are usually applied to a vehicle's paintwork, although they can also be used to brighten and protect finishes in metal and chrome as well as front and rear windows. Ceramic glass coating products are  readily available either online or in most leading car accessory shops. Applying a coat of ceramic will do a great job in repelling water, dirt, and other contaminants, making it easier to keep the windows clean and free of debris.

When not in use, the car should be stored in a dry, protected area, away from sunlight and other sources of heat or humidity that could damage the glass. Cover the car with a high-quality car cover to protect it from dust, dirt, and other contaminants that could damage the windows over time. By following these simple tips, you can help ensure that your classic car's rear and side windows stay clean, clear, and free of damage for yea