Windshield haze
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From: Springfield, Penna
2001 CLK430 Conv. 2000 ML320 61.5K, 1992 SL300 (sold), 1998 Jaguar XJ6 (sold)
Windshield haze
My windshield on the passenger side has some minor very fine scratchs over about a 3"sq. area. I think it is caused from a worn wiper rubber. Does anyone know or could reccommend a product to polish the scratches out? Thanks.
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Joined: Apr 2002
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From: Sacramento, CA
W204 C300 2010
A while back, I had '94 Bimmer, the windshield was pretty scratched when I got it. I ordered a windshield polishing kit from www.eastwood.com. They have many tools and kits for auto restoraton and modification. Anyways, seems the bimmer glass was fairly soft, the polishing kit left swirl marks in the window, similiar to paint. I am sure that there is some technique, very similiar to buffing a car with a power buffer. Probably best left to a windshield shop.
The official BMW fix for window haze is to use Bon-Ami brand cleansing powder. It is very fine, does not contain soap, and was mentioned in a factory tech bulletin.
The Bon-Ami worked well for cleaning the window, but I don't think it will remove the scratches you are talking about.
The official BMW fix for window haze is to use Bon-Ami brand cleansing powder. It is very fine, does not contain soap, and was mentioned in a factory tech bulletin.
The Bon-Ami worked well for cleaning the window, but I don't think it will remove the scratches you are talking about.
