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The latest ad campaign from Windex seems to be suggesting how an ugly mark on a well-structured body distorts the entire scenario. The ad communicates very straight that their product is efficient enough to clean up every mark that distorts the window plane. However, it is difficult to speculate actual performance of the brand but the ad seems to be claiming it helps leaving no marks.
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The ad has been superbly styled to communicate the core performance of the product with no superimposition besides a few marks in the ad. Good work by the agency Foot Cone & Bending from Puerto Rico.
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