Windscreen scratches..
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edo

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16,699 posts

294 months

Monday 17th February 2014
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Fairly sizeable stone hit the cayenne windscreen whilst my wife was on the motorway.

Ironic as the screen was replaced only a few months ago.

It hasnt chipped it, but has left some light scratch marks. Can the Windscreen companies polish these at all?

Slidingpillar

761 posts

165 months

Monday 17th February 2014
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Dremel, mop bit, jewellers rouge, water and a bit of elbow grease. Job done!

edo

Original Poster:

16,699 posts

294 months

Monday 17th February 2014
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What could possibly go wrong! I'm not sure I trust myself!

Monty Python

4,813 posts

226 months

Monday 17th February 2014
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Fill them with superglue, then use a razor blade to remove the excess.

pimpchez

900 posts

212 months

Monday 17th February 2014
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I had a stone trapped under my wiper which resulted in a mess .so i got this http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/271384792401?ssPageName=... and used my mates DA with a hard sponge .

Got rid of 90% of it and its no longer annoying me as i cant see it without looking.

Edited by pimpchez on Monday 17th February 09:40

RealSquirrels

11,327 posts

221 months

Monday 17th February 2014
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I tried that and now I'm stuck to a cayenne

edo

Original Poster:

16,699 posts

294 months

Monday 17th February 2014
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hehe

littleredrooster

6,379 posts

225 months

Monday 17th February 2014
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I polished a scratch out with a proprietary kit on one of my previous cars but ended up with a slight optical imperfection in the glass. It was the most distracting thing ever, drawing my eyes to it every bloody time I drove.

ToothbrushMan

1,772 posts

154 months

Monday 17th February 2014
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The screen can be replaced.

Is your wife OK though? smile


Glassman

24,967 posts

244 months

Monday 17th February 2014
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Monty Python said:
Fill them with superglue, then use a razor blade to remove the excess.
Have you tried this?

ezi

1,734 posts

215 months

Monday 17th February 2014
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Monty Python said:
Fill them with superglue, then use a razor blade to remove the excess.
This seems almost too simple to work, yet I can't see any reason it wouldn't confused