Re: [Chrysler300] glass problem and question

[Jack Farris <j2farris@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Acid rain will etch glass such that it will appear to have water  
spots. The only thing that I've seen that will "remove" the spots is  
glass polish (jeweler's rouge, or similar) and a buffing wheel. It  
could be that your situation, while not acid rain, may be a similar  
problem.

Jack

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On Mar 7, 2006, at 3:03 PM, John J. Hertog wrote:

> Hello there..
>
>
>
> On my '61, at the lower edge of the glass, where it meets either  
> the gasket
> (if windshield or back window)  or where it meets the metal frame  
> (if side
> glass), there is a layer of "stuff" that just won't come off - on the
> OUTSIDE of the glass, only.  It appears that this "film" was left  
> there by
> leaves and various crap, as the car sat outside for years. It is NOT
> delamination of the glass - it most definitely is on the outside.   
> It looks
> like whitish, frosty stuff. almost like what it would look like if  
> the glass
> had been sandblasted.
>
>
>
> It's really strange, careful work with a razor blade will remove  
> some of it,
> but it's very slow and tedious. In some areas, the razor blade  
> won't even
> remove it.
>
>
>
> Has anyone experienced anything like this and come up with a  
> solution for
> getting rid of this crap ?
>
>
>
> John Hertog
>
> Sag Harbor NY
>


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