I had to change my fuse box today. I changed it, it was all good. So I was just testing everything to make it all worked, and my dumb *** turned the wipers on, on my dry windsheild. Needless to say I put a few scratches in it. Is there and product that can help me out? Thanks guys.

Heres a random pic for views; (not my car)

 

anyone have any ideas?

 

Wash your car

 

good luck removing it, same thing happened to me but i had to replace the whole front windshield, for $100https://honda-tech.com/zeropost?cmd=reply&id=21072662#
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would be my guess, seriously it might come off

 

if its scratched, that company called Safelite can buff it ut. theyre a pretty big chain. its pretty cheap too so it doesnt hurt to try.

 

washing the car doesnt remove scratches

 

if it's not real deep you can buff it out yourself with some buffing compound and a clean rag. just make sure it is the right grit.

 

yeah how deep are they,
you can try wetsanding /polishing similar to what you would do with your paint.

 

how did a rubber wiper blade scratch a glass window?

 

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rubber made specifically for gliding accross glass doesn't create scrathes

 

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rubber made specifically for gliding accross glass doesn't create scrathes</TD></TR></TABLE>

i dont think he was talking about the windshield wipers

 

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So what other wpers on his winsheild was he talking about then?

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maybe he took off the rubber part

 

thanks for the tips guys. and to clear things up, the rubber wiper blade itself scratched the windsheild. the windsheild was dry, and obviously there was dirt or something on the blade. Its deff. scratched, not just a mark. I washed it and they are still there. i will look into some products and post an update. thanks again for everyones help.

 

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i was being serious it has happend to me before, someone stole my rubber wipers and i didnt know, turn on the wipers and BAM! it was steel on glass!

 

try this product that the home depot carries i dont remember wha tit was calle dbut its in the section where they sell the cleaning supplies for cars. I used it to fix this little dent in my windshield and it worked wonders. It also sad that it could fix scratches. Its a yellow container thingy lol if that helps but good liuck

 

sometimes when u have old windshield wipers, and the rubber dries out...it can leave surface scratches on ur windshield, or maybe if a piece of the rubber falls off

 

try an sos pad, those steel wool things
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try a claybar, or a light polishing compound.