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Reply With Quotei def would like to know as well. all 4 of my windows have scratches from the windows going up and down. Don't know how or why, but it annoys me.
what all have you tried so far??
Anyone have any ideas? When I got my car it had scratches on the pass side window... nothing i have tried have done anything, anyone have anyideas?
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i def would like to know as well. all 4 of my windows have scratches from the windows going up and down. Don't know how or why, but it annoys me.
what all have you tried so far??
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Last edited by IceDouTGaLanT; 06-08-2008 at 07:39 PM
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13 GTR
on glass? That barley works on paint lol.....
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opps kick my self for not reading the title lol..that always works for me on paint maybe it covered better on my begie color then black? glass scratches no idea
00 Galant ES Turbo/5-Speed
13 GTR
lol ok... but there has to be a way to remove the scratches on the window... maybe wetsanding and buffing...
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have u tried steel wool and windex?
wonder if this works?
http://www.glasspolish.us/shop/index...FRYesgodVEznZw
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has anyone done this? does it work?Originally Posted by pinoyesv6
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worked for me. but yea, it also depends on how bad the scratches are.
It didnt scratch the window? Cause everything i see they use a polishing compound to get rid of the scratches..
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You know, i think that would work. When i worked at an aircraft repair facility some of the technicians would talk about wetsanding and buffing out some deep scratches on the Air Force jets. Of course those windows are like 2 inches thick, but if you do a light wetsanding with some 1500-2000 grit i think you would have some success.
Last edited by ericbla03; 06-08-2008 at 09:04 PM
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thats the key to polishing and getting rid of the scratches. to get rid of a big scratch, you need to make a buncha smaller scratches. and to get rid of those you need to make even smaller scratches, and that keeps going til pretty much the scratches are almost invisible.
ok so i should just west sand it from what grit to what grit? what polish should i use?
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You can wet sand it...or a home remedy is to use your girls clear nail polish and then sand it
anyone ever tried this ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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steel wool.
i gotta feeling the weather strip on the bottom of the window is dry/cracked. also, it might be so close to the window, i would def. inspect it closely and do some adjusments
also consider finding a used window...
i got one for 20 on ebay
Also check inside your door. Because on the inside of the door, for most cars anyways, their is a piece of felt type fabric that pushes against the window to hold it somewhat still when its rolled down. When this fabric gets old, or dirty, it will scratch your window. So I would recommend replacing that no matter what, I need to do the same thing because that has ruined my tint.
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