I've cleaned my windshield the best I can, I even used steel wool, and it has little sand pits all over it and a couple of very small nics from tiny rocks.

Is there a polish that will fill these in specs and polish the windshield to new??

Thanks,

Alex

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[This message has been edited by 92GTA (edited May 28, 2001).]

 

Come on, everyone has perfect windshields that you've never had to clean or what????

 

In eastwood I have seen a glass polish kit...I usually just use windex and meguiars polish...

 

Would any polish work?? Don't I need one that will dry clear so I don't have spots where the polish filled in the specs??

 

Zaino makes/made a polishing compound for windshields. It needs to be applied with a buffer as I recall. If it is the same caliber as the rest of the Zaino products I am sure it is good.

You could do what I did, replace the windshield. Not trying to be a smartass but it is going to take a lot of work to get a pitted windshield back to mint condition.


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http://www.jcwhitney.com/product.jht...D=4526&BQ=jcw2



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What do you think a shop would charge to do it??