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Re: Removing Windshield Scratches
Posted by Stephen Goldberger (more from Stephen Goldberger) on Wed, 14 Feb 2001 00:45:05
In Reply to: , Kok Chen, Sat, 17 Dec 1988 12:00:00 

> ... I asked one of the glass 
>blowers what to use on his windshield and he said Cerium Oxide.  I sent a 
>small bit (1/8 cup) up to my dad and he mixed it with water and put it on a 
>buffing bonnet.  He raved how well it worked!
>
*snip*

I've used a 'glass polishing kit' from JCWhitney to buff out a deep scrape
from a side window - which it did (didn't restore 'flatness' of course, but
took the 'frosting' off).  I've never used it on a windshield.  A lot of
times the windshield 'haze' is due to pitting from the salt and sand they
use, and I doubt that buffing will take those out, but surface scratching
from the wipers is probably buffable...
Stephen Goldberger, Editor and Publisher
NINES, the magazine of the SAAB Club of North America
vist our web site at http://www.saabclub.com
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