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V6UnderPressure
06-06-2010, 01:24 PM
Is there a good product that will help get scratches out of the windshield? My wifes wiper blade on her Lexus tore and she continued to use the wipers with the arm rubbing on the window. This caused some minor scratches on the windshield which are unfortunately directly in the line of vision.

Rommulus
06-07-2010, 11:14 AM
Very interested in a solution to this as well!

hoppy6698
06-07-2010, 03:43 PM
A thread for reading, might help:

http://www.detailingbliss.com/forum/last-step-process-protection/6275-poish-waxing-windshield.htm

They discuss a number of methods/products, I haven't tried to do this to my wife's SUV yet (she has a few scratches) but I may try it soon.

TOGWT
06-08-2010, 12:37 AM
Glass Polishing System (Lake County GPS Kit)

Polish and restore automotive glass and other glass surfaces, machine powered system restores clarity by removing wiper tracks, light scratches and other minor defects
• 3 7/8 – inch Backing Plate (5/8” x 11 Thread)
• DA Adapter
• 4 oz. Glass Polish
• 3.5 oz. Glass Sealant
• Sealant Applicator
• 2 - Abraded Levelling Discs


Lake County Mfg - http://www.lakecountrymfg.com


Warning- these systems remove glass, maintain a wet surface and keep pad moving to avoid heat build-up and optical distortion


Notes -
1. Do not use on Lexan™, Plexiglas or clear plastics (See Polishing Plastic)
2. Don't use abrasive glass polish on after market-tinted glass or you will probably scratch the surface
3. For deeply etched water spots' or pits (caused by sand or road stones) in the glass surface, do not attempt to polish them out, consult an automotive glass vendor as glass used on later model cars is soft and thin (this may vary by manufacturer) due to weight / cost savings by vehicle manufactures and polishing could cause glass to crack.
4. Do not use on glass with either internal antenna or defroster elements.
5. Some windshields and mirrors have a tinted plastic coating or a blue tint that will scratch or be damaged, only polish or use synthetic wool on uncoated glass.