Re: [Chrysler300] glass problem and question
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Re: [Chrysler300] glass problem and question



John

I would recommend using commercial glass polish like that used by glass
companies and auto window repair people.  You can use a drill with a
buffing pad to ease the labor that is required.  The commercial stuff
won't leave a haze of fine scratches that others might.  Some significant
scratch damage such as that from a broken wiper can be eliminated with it
also.  

I feel that comet is too aggressive to use with foam buffing pad.  Bon
Ami is probably okay.  

I suspect that you will want to do the entire window and others because
they absolutely sparkle when completed.

Minnesota Marshall
Red G,  27 & 28 Dodge Brothers.


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