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Need help with winshield scratches
Is there a product or method out there to remove what looks like scratches on my windshield? It looks like someone took a scotch pad to the windshield at one point for some weird reason and when the sun is directly in the face it is very hard to see out the windshield.
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Re: Need help with winshield scratches
new winshields are readily available from local glass company and cheap and normally the best longterm solution
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Re: Need help with winshield scratches
I will replace it but for now I just want to try and get rid of the scratches for the time being.
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Re: Need help with winshield scratches
Glass polishing kits come with the necessary components to polish out front windshield scratches and hairline cracks with an electric drill. Worthy candidates for the procedure are any scratches or cracks that are shallow enough to not catch a fingernail.
http://www.gadgetjq.com/windshield_scratch_removal.htm |
Re: Need help with winshield scratches
used this kit from eastwood on my back window that had marks from carrying stuff in the bed. worked well for me, and a lot cheaper than replacing the whole unit.
it comes with a drill bit attachment, but i would recommend using an angle grinder for leverage and stability. |
Re: Need help with winshield scratches
I have used cerium oxide.. found at a local rock shop..
Or... http://glasspolishshop.com/cerium_oxide Then add a little water to make a paste out of a small take a good polishing wheel on a grinder and polish away.. be prepared to spend quite some time on it. I won't ever do it again, too time comsuming, when finished it will look good but watch out at the first rain.. you will have grooves and valleys where you polished out the scratches, the wipers will pass right over them leaving streaks.. (Unless you polish the entire windshield flat..) Its way less work and way more cost effective to just spend the $100 on a new windshield.. |
Re: Need help with winshield scratches
Scratch specific search within the Detailing section using "glass" as the keyword:
http://www.67-72chevytrucks.com/vboa...ighlight=glass Here's a quick link to other threads that have been requested in the detailing section referencing similar issues: http://www.67-72chevytrucks.com/vboa...archid=2106225 |
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