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10-02-06, 05:26 #1
How to remove film off my windshield?
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I have my car rust proof last July and for a 2 months now I still can't get the film off my windshield. I think the film was a residue from the oil used to rustproof the car. It was done by Krown Rust.
Can someone help me?
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10-02-06, 05:34 #2Registered User
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There are a few things you can try
1) Isopropyl alcohol
2) Klasse AIO
3) Glass polish
4) I think a vinegar solution might possibly help.
I know others will come up with other solutions, but if you have any of those right now, I'd say it wouldn't hurt ot try them.
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10-02-06, 05:35 #3
Try some Stoner's Invisible Glass or use a clay bar on the glass.
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10-02-06, 05:40 #4
Thanks for the response....
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.....I tried Simple Green glass cleaner but it didn't work. I also bought a glass polish and it didn't work as well. I think I am going to try brake cleaner next or even WD40.
What is an AIO?
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10-02-06, 06:18 #5Registered User
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klasse all in one... its a polish/paint cleanser/sealant product thats popular around here. Has good cleaning abilities on most hard surfaces, including glass.Quote: Originally Posted by dudley doright
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10-02-06, 06:59 #6Registered User
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you should have tried claybar first;
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10-02-06, 08:05 #7
I'd be tempted to try the Autoglym glass paste, not the spray, and/or the Mr. Clean magic eraser which normally works well.
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10-02-06, 10:48 #8
I had a nasty stain on my widshield. Nothing was taking it off, not even a rasor blade. I got some Sonus Glass Polish and used it with my little 4" pad on a drill and my glass is perfect. I gave the bottle tothe old lady and told her to get to work on the shower doors.Quote: Originally Posted by dudley doright
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10-03-06, 02:15 #9Registered User
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Try Bon-Ami - Works GREAT on glass with no scratching!!!!!!!!!
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