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Still need windshield help
Written by motorcyclema... on 6/15/2011 at 07:44 am

Brian wrote:
>
> Somewhere in the archives, two individuals separately
> described using tape to remove their windshield coating. One
> used packing tape, the other used duct tape, pressing the
> tape on in strips then removing it. They said the coating
> came off with the tape and both related good results in
> reducing the haze by removing the coating on the inside of
> the windshield. They warmed not to remove the area with the
> dark film at the base of the windshield.
>
> That's probably the quickest and easiest place to start in
> trying to address a badly hazed windshield.

I'm confused.

Is this a coating like they put on the front of video screens and the like? That
peels off?

Look at the pic I just posted (and if I have a chance, I'll try to remember to
take another pic or two tomorrow, REALLY close up) and tell me if what you see
could be caused by a coating. If so, I'll give it a try but I'd still rather put
a shorter screen on either way, so I hope the latest offer I got comes through.
(He's checking shipping costs.)

It's 2 a.m. and time to sleep. I'll check this in the a.m. and try to answer the
next replies tomorrow.

Thanks for everyone's help.

KAB
Roswell, NM

?Never underestimate the power of blind faith. It can manifest in ways that
bend the laws of physics or break them entirely.? "True Blood," Aug. 30, 2009