Re: [Chrysler300] glass problem and question

[Nancy Kramer <nekramer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I have seen this stuff too on cars that have been stored outside a long 
time and had leaves on the glass.  Seems like something in the leaves 
etches the glass maybe some chemical as they decompose.  Have not really 
found a good solution but thought that since it is on the surface of the 
glass something like jewelers rouge or some other abrasive cleaner for 
glass might do the job.

Basically I would look at glass polishing products that can take "surface 
scratches" out of glass.  I have not tried these but think buffing with 
something like that might in theory work.  Have you tried any of these?


We are actually plagued with this problem having a lot of rough cars so if 
you solve it I would really be interested since we do have a few that came 
out of junkyards and had this problem when we got them.

Regards,

Nancy Kramer




At 06:03 PM 3/7/2006, John J. Hertog wrote:
>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.


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