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For glazing, I simply cut up clear plastic used for dividers or report covers, there always seems to be plenty of this stuff around. I glue it with tester's liquid cement which capillaries around the window and car interior and doesn't go out on the window itself. For shades I use a paint masked to give a straight line. Paints used are from white to egg shell white, or other, depending on the prototype. Glazing is one effect that I feel really changes the car from a toy to a model! The glint of glass reflecting back as a car rounds a curve really adds to the realism.
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