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Anyone notice any haze marks on their rear window.
I recently brought my rs to the car wash for the fast time. They noticed their are some haze mark on the rear window that can't be remove. it is hard to see under daylight , but it is visible under florescent in the car shop. I tried to take some photos but is hard to see since there are reflections.
It is actually very visible under florescent light with the human eye
hmm.. was an oil pen used on the windows at any point?
Claybar wont remove?
i haven't try using claybar but The shop tried some polish to see if it can be remove but couldn't. I will try to use some claybar later if it work. I wish I can take a better pic.
do you need it fixed? is it that big of a deal? you can spend so much time and money fixing this and the the day after get a large scratch somewhere else
my dad always says..............."dont sweat the small stuff"
I probably will just leave it even if they would most likely replace it but just want to see if anyone has the same problem or just mine.
If you want to REALLY clean the window, use #0000 steel wool
And no, it DOES NOT SCRATCH your windows
But you must use #0000....not 3,2,1,0,00,000
Sprayway glass cleaner + #0000 steel wool = clean windows
Follow up with another shot of Sprayway & clean microfiber and you're done
Can't tell from the pics, but I assume the hazing is definitely on the outside and they tried to clean the inside too? Sorry, likely redundant thinking.
If you want to REALLY clean the window, use #0000 steel wool
And no, it DOES NOT SCRATCH your windows
But you must use #0000....not 3,2,1,0,00,000
Sprayway glass cleaner + #0000 steel wool = clean windows
Follow up with another shot of Sprayway & clean microfiber and you're done
Bill
P.S...again, it will NOT scratch your windows !!!
This is pretty interesting . Never knew. I do use 0000 steel wool to clean ceramic coating, which it does beautifully. Thanks!
do you need it fixed? is it that big of a deal? you can spend so much time and money fixing this and the the day after get a large scratch somewhere else
my dad always says..............."dont sweat the small stuff"
Never wash your car yourself; Ignorance is bliss.
I can barely see out of the windows half the time and my car is flawless underneath the dirt. That's my story and im sticking too it. About to drive it home through another daily South Florida thunderstorm LOL.
Agreed. With plexi you need to do whole window in one go. Tape of edges and use a very very fine wet abrasive (like toothpaste) and a machine very carefully. Problem is it will leave a circular "glare" and you cant do anything about that without removing the window and doing it on a jig. Folks in ROW land like here get over the "light weight window" thing very quickly and all wish they had glass (plastic also lets in more solar and also noise).