Removing Scratches from Windows - can you?
Removing Scratches from Windows - can you?
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.R2D2

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1,475 posts

222 months

Wednesday 1st September 2010
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A chap at work has just had his windscreen changed so was nice and new. However, the councils round here have been laying awful stones to re-tarmac. Whilst driving along some stones flicked up and got stuck in his wipers without him knowing, so when he came to putting the wipers on its scratched the new windscreen.

Any suggestions or is it a lost cause?

DavidHM

3,940 posts

229 months

Wednesday 1st September 2010
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No idea but I have the same problem on a month-old car so if anyone does know...

Mr Gear

9,416 posts

219 months

Wednesday 1st September 2010
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I remember a thread on here before about this, and someone recommended jewellery polish available from all good jewellers.

I was half-paying attention, because my screen as a few light scratches on it too.

750turbo

6,164 posts

253 months

Wednesday 1st September 2010
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Mr Gear said:
I remember a thread on here before about this, and someone recommended jewellery polish available from all good jewellers.

I was half-paying attention, because my screen as a few light scratches on it too.
Here you go smile

http://tinyurl.com/37avcpu

Mr Gear

9,416 posts

219 months

Wednesday 1st September 2010
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750turbo said:
Mr Gear said:
I remember a thread on here before about this, and someone recommended jewellery polish available from all good jewellers.

I was half-paying attention, because my screen as a few light scratches on it too.
Here you go smile

http://tinyurl.com/37avcpu
Yeah, that pedantic LMGTFY link only really works when you actually know the keywords. Thanks for the help, but you only get a D- for being funny.

750turbo

6,164 posts

253 months

Wednesday 1st September 2010
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Mr Gear said:
750turbo said:
Mr Gear said:
I remember a thread on here before about this, and someone recommended jewellery polish available from all good jewellers.

I was half-paying attention, because my screen as a few light scratches on it too.
Here you go smile

http://tinyurl.com/37avcpu
Yeah, that pedantic LMGTFY link only really works when you actually know the keywords. Thanks for the help, but you only get a D- for being funny.
Sorry, it was not meant to come across like that, just thought that I would make it easy. I will go and stand in the corner frown

soxboy

7,573 posts

248 months

Wednesday 1st September 2010
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I have had exactly the same problem with grit being thrown up, made worse by auto wipers giving a sweep when it wasn't raining.

Any sensible responses eagerly awaited.

Superhoop

4,913 posts

222 months

Wednesday 1st September 2010
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Jewellers Rouge is what you're after - Oh, and some elbow grease (Fortunately that bit comes for free)