Does that stuff really work? I have small dimples on my windshield and is pretty unsightly from inside at the right lighting/angles. Will window polish fill in the gaps and make it look "smooth" again?

 

yes good question anyone know? Ive got some bad scratches that I would like to buff out, is this stuff hard to find?

 

^ would like to know too

 

bump...i'm in for some info

 

the best thing you can do for your windows is....

get a piece of superfine steel wool and when youre done washing your car, dont dump the bucket out. dip the steel wool in the bucket and "wash" your windows with it. it takes anything and everything off your windows. then when you get done waxing it, take the towel you used to remove the wax and run it over your windows. i did this to a 360 modena ferrari once that had hardwater stains from a sprinkler by a golf course. owner was shocked. as far as rock chips and stuff like that.......youre kinda stuck with em. if its about the size of a dime there is a putty you can use.

 

any truth to the steel wool before i fuckup my windows? they are always dirty with water stains the wont come clean

 

high definiton windows? lol sorry

 

yes there is truth. super fine steel wool and soap and water is magic on windows. you can feel the difference with your hand after you do it. its all smooth and slick again.

 

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how fine of steel wool, i have 0000 grade steel wool that i use to strip and polish wheels. i've also tried using it on plastic and it didnt polish the glass