Before getting into the glass polishing project (which is fraught with damage
possibilities due to heat build up when polishing) try cleaning your
windshield with a sponge and "Soft Scrub" (made by Chlorox - your wife
probably already has it in the kitchen). Use moderate pressure in a circular
motion. Soft Scrub has a very mild abrasive in it which really polishes off
mild scratches and years of discloloration. Rinse very thoroughly with lots
of water and dry. You'll be amazed at the results.
Phil Bacon 72 TR6, 67 MGBGT
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From: William Brewer wsb1960tr3a@att.net>
Subject: [TR] Glass Polishing
I have my TR6 in the paint shop and am repainting the windshield frame
at the same time. I have the glass out of the frame. It is the original glass
(1974) with no real pitting or rock chips. I was thinking of polishing the
glass while it is out and re-using it. I like the Safevue label on it. Does
anyone have any experience with glass polishing? It seems like if I take it
to
a glass shop that they'll charge so much that it'll be easier to just buy new
glass. I was thinking that somewhere there is a polishing kit that wouldn't
be
too much money.
Bill in Tehachapi
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