Hey Mike/guys,
I buy and rebuild a totaled car or two every year. When these cars go to the auctions, they are marked with wax pens or paint sticks on the windshields and sometimes the side glass. I usually just scrape it off with a razor blade and then wipe it down with lacquer thinner and have even hit it with my rotary buffer and coarse compound. When done there is no evidence of the marker, but the morning dew maps out the marking clear as can be. I do have the Eastwood glass polish kit, but haven't tried it since its such a messy process. Any tips on how to eliminate the dew mapping?
I buy and rebuild a totaled car or two every year. When these cars go to the auctions, they are marked with wax pens or paint sticks on the windshields and sometimes the side glass. I usually just scrape it off with a razor blade and then wipe it down with lacquer thinner and have even hit it with my rotary buffer and coarse compound. When done there is no evidence of the marker, but the morning dew maps out the marking clear as can be. I do have the Eastwood glass polish kit, but haven't tried it since its such a messy process. Any tips on how to eliminate the dew mapping?
