i have a fine film of clear coat on all my damned windows. any easier way to remove than with a razor blade?
no! no! steel wool - i ruined my original windshield in my `56 chevy convert that way trying to get an old vehical sticker off. a razor blade or lacquer thinner. works
I wouldn't use steel wool on gl*** unless I wnated it to look like a frosted bathroom windo. Thinner, rag and elbow grease.
A little brake fluid (Don't get it on the paint!) let sit, will take almost anything off with no scrubbing.
SOS pads, never scratched a window yet, just don't be stupid and put a bunch of pressure on it. i have scratched windows with a razor blade before, always use new and if ya clip something with it get another one, it will put a gouge it it and then it will scratch.
polish it off then wax it.Cant scratch it, and the added bonus is water wont stick to your windshield, and it wont fog on the outside as easy. If you use a razor, round off the edges of the blade first
Worked at fixing this delemma for years in my family bodyshop. Use the triple 000 Bulldog Brand steel wool.
use a clay bar , also use the spray you get with it , get it from a wholesaler , the real clay bar is unbelievable . autozone has a close 2nd , it will take overspray off etc... ive used it . go to your local detailer or oem dealer and ask them about it , im sure a lot of guys here have used it , its amazing .
So, theres a million ways to get it off. How thick is it first off? If its a mist, use a OOO steel wool, superfine, you could go to sleep on a bed of that ****. If its very thick...take and s****e the corners off a razor blade only in one direction. then use it the opp. way that you s****ed. Ive been in the paint buisiness a couple years...
If there are heavy spots, I'll catch that with a razor blade first; than a lacquer rag and 000 steel wool.
i have used 0000 steel wool on glss and mirror for over 20 yrs..it will not scratch gl***................dave