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I haven't tried clay but I can't see this working since it's been stubborn even to razor scrapping.
I was baffled by the ceriglass not touching it. I even tried the grinder instead to be more aggressive but it really didn't work well because my grinder doesn't control speed and it would splash ceriglass all over in a couple of seconds.
The windshield was totally covered by this so any solution would need to be relatively easy since I was not willing to spend 5 hours on it, replacing was definitely the best way to go. Wife is really happy with 4K view out front now!
I have an older pickup truck with very scratched glass on the driver window. I will try ceriglass there and see if it helps. I was meaning to do that for years already. Good opportunity now.
I was baffled by the ceriglass not touching it. I even tried the grinder instead to be more aggressive but it really didn't work well because my grinder doesn't control speed and it would splash ceriglass all over in a couple of seconds.
The windshield was totally covered by this so any solution would need to be relatively easy since I was not willing to spend 5 hours on it, replacing was definitely the best way to go. Wife is really happy with 4K view out front now!
I have an older pickup truck with very scratched glass on the driver window. I will try ceriglass there and see if it helps. I was meaning to do that for years already. Good opportunity now.