PaulC555

Best products to use are 3M Micro Abrasives. Used wet they are very effective at removing glass scratches. Its a 3 step process using either a belt or orbital sanding machine....takes a bit of time but produces the right result....Ive done a few demos with this system at customers recently...only problem I forsee is the tint..its virtually impossible to remove the scratches and leave the tint in place...If your interested I'll mail you a leaflet showing the products and steps required and you could try a local 3M distributor for the gear.. hope this helps.....cheers

evo2scoob1

paulc555

Thanks paulc555,but that seems too complicated and i don't see myself with a orbital sander on the window and doing a good job,i'll probs. make more scratches than before.
thanks again, i'll contact you if there are no other way.

PaulC555

Yeah no probs...saying that the demos i done were on bus windows...more room for error...but hey if all else fails its worth a try...????

DJB

If the scratches are not too deep, you could try T-cut or Brasso but it will take some time to remove the scratches.

D.

Manners

I had my front side windows replaced under warranty because of the guides scratching the glass its a common problem.

evo2scoob1

Does anyone know how to remove scratches from my rear door window, i only noticed it after i tinted a few days ago.
I've tried Halfords but they only got glass cleaners and nothing else.
anyone tried the halfords windscreen repair pack.if so please advise on the results.


[Edited by evo2scoob1 - 4/5/2003 11:37:08 PM]

evo2scoob1

I wonder if the windsreen people who repair can do the same with problamatic rear door window??????



[Edited by evo2scoob1 - 4/5/2003 11:35:58 PM]

[Edited by evo2scoob1 - 4/5/2003 11:38:24 PM]