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Windshield polishing ?
Melting Slicks
Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Near Charlotte NC
I clay all the glass in my cars.Seems to work pretty well.I follow that with a coat of Rejex or Megs Tech Wax.
At speeds above 50,usually don't need wipers.No wiper drag either.
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carolina
At speeds above 50,usually don't need wipers.No wiper drag either.
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carolina
Burning Brakes
Joined: Aug 2006
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St. Jude Donor '08-'09
I clay all the glass in my cars.Seems to work pretty well.I follow that with a coat of Rejex
Drifting
Joined: Mar 2006
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From: ZHills Florida
St. Jude Donor '08
I bought a kit with cerium powder from Caswell a few years back. It works awesome and there is enough powder in it do do many windshield. It works very well.
Get some old blankets and mask off your car in case you sling some of it around using a buffer. It's very abrasive and it dries like clay.
Get some old blankets and mask off your car in case you sling some of it around using a buffer. It's very abrasive and it dries like clay.
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Racer
Joined: Aug 2010
Posts: 349
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From: San Diego CA
I have used Diamondite kit to remove vertical scuffs from side windows (that come from dirt in between the glass and the seal). It doesn't actually polish the glass, but it removes the gunk on the bottom of the scratches and then adds a layer of wax like substance to reduce distortion. It works for a year or so, until the scratches collect dirt again. It's not good enough for windshield though.
The wiper scuffs can also be reduced a bit by very thorough cleaning, but the scratches themselves can't be removed without distorting the glass.
The wiper scuffs can also be reduced a bit by very thorough cleaning, but the scratches themselves can't be removed without distorting the glass.
