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Windshield polishing
Written by dndgentili on 10/28/2010 at 11:52 pm

Good question. Hundreds are hanging on the edge of their seats, hoping for a
solution.
VA Dan

--- In ipcrc@yahoogroups.com, "William Watson" <watsondna@...> wrote:
>
> My oem windshield is hazy with scratches and UV damage. Is there any way to
polish this puppy down to bring it back. I have tried those over the counter
windshield polishes. Basically I am at the point of making this one work or
replacing it with a new one. Any suggestions?
>

Message Thread for message #98305

wwatsondna
10/28/2010, 10:52 pm		Windshield polishing
My oem windshield is hazy with scratches and UV damage. Is there any way to polish this puppy down to bring it back. I have tried those over the counter windshield polishes. Basically I am at the point of making this one work or replacing it

    		dl_page
    10/28/2010, 11:35 pm    		Windshield polishing
    I got the best results with cheap toothpaste and 2 hours work. It's easer with an electric buffer/polisher though ;) --- In

    		dndgentili
    10/28/2010, 11:52 pm    		Windshield polishing
    Good question. Hundreds are hanging on the edge of their seats, hoping for a solution. VA Dan --- In ipcrc@yahoogroups.c

    		skyeenter
    10/29/2010, 01:19 am    		Windshield polishing
    I use Novus. Best I've found. Bought if off ebay from a guy, in all places Singapore. Talk about carrying Coal-to-Newcastle, Novus started in Minneapolis. It's an easy three step process, some elbow grease, and voila, clear windshield.

      		revconprince
      10/29/2010, 02:59 am      		Windshield polishing
      I used Meguires headlight polishing kit. Comes with a buffer you can use in your drill. For a really bad scratch I used rubbing compound first and then the Mequires kit. Dave --- In