vsupra123
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- Mar 14, 2008
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I don't know if this is the right part of the forum, but if it isn't mods please move it.
Here is my problem, I used waterspot remover on the windows of my sisters truck and left them on for a little too long. The windows now have a glaze on them and won't come off. Glaze like donut glaze.
The glaze makes everything look like there is a heat wave radiating off of everything when looking through the windows from the inside. It's a safety hazard.
I tried to capture it with my camera and this is the best I could get. As you can see, the window looks to have a haziness to them under the light from the sky. Although the photo looks out of focus, it's focused on what I'm talking about. The windows feel just like a freshly claybared window should feel like yet with a little texture from this glaze.
So my question is....Can I restore the windows to how they're supposed to be? If so, what can I use to do this? Will steel wool take it off, will polishing the windows with a rotary help? Will a razorblade do the trick? I'm willing to do anything because if all else fails the windows are going to be replaced.....$2300 to replace all the windows.
Here is my problem, I used waterspot remover on the windows of my sisters truck and left them on for a little too long. The windows now have a glaze on them and won't come off. Glaze like donut glaze.
The glaze makes everything look like there is a heat wave radiating off of everything when looking through the windows from the inside. It's a safety hazard.
I tried to capture it with my camera and this is the best I could get. As you can see, the window looks to have a haziness to them under the light from the sky. Although the photo looks out of focus, it's focused on what I'm talking about. The windows feel just like a freshly claybared window should feel like yet with a little texture from this glaze.
So my question is....Can I restore the windows to how they're supposed to be? If so, what can I use to do this? Will steel wool take it off, will polishing the windows with a rotary help? Will a razorblade do the trick? I'm willing to do anything because if all else fails the windows are going to be replaced.....$2300 to replace all the windows.
