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Old Aug 15, 2006 | 12:23 AM
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Are you sure the window isn't starting to separate?
Old Aug 15, 2006 | 12:55 AM
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Here's the response I got from my email. He used two different products. One from eastwood the other from Jetco Products (link below ).
Eastwood was as follows:

Glass Polishing Kit for deep scratches. P/N 40030 Q

NOTE: Label Correction: Polishing Compound is suitable for tempered and other automotive glass.
3M Hookit conversion face 5" backing pad P/N 40030 A
3M Hookit Film A35 Coarse Green 5" dia. P/N 40030 B
3M Hookit Film A10 Medium Blue 5" dia. P/N 40030 C
3M Hookit Film A5 Fine Orange 5" dia. P/N 40030 D
Glass Polishing Compound P/N 40011 B
Glass Polishing Wheel P/N 40011 A


http://www.jestcoproducts.com/
Old Aug 15, 2006 | 02:50 AM
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Are you sure the window isn't starting to separate?
This was my first thought also, is it a white haze, especially in the corners? If so, you may need to buy a new one, the glass is two layers and if it is hazing between the layers, a replacement is in order.
Old Aug 15, 2006 | 12:04 PM
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Hey Everyone,
Thanks for all of the great responses. I will try the some of the things mentioned as soon as it stops raining. I will also look into some of the products mentioned. There is hazing around the edges, and slight groves from a previous owner that didnt know how to replace the wipers! so I will replace the front windshield down the road. I'll let you know how it turns out.
Thanks
Old Aug 15, 2006 | 12:35 PM
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If its the windshield and the laminate is distorted then there is nothing that can be done besides a new windshield.
Old Aug 15, 2006 | 02:25 PM
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Here's the response I got from my email. He used two different products. One from eastwood the other from Jetco Products (link below ).
Eastwood was as follows:

Glass Polishing Kit for deep scratches. P/N 40030 Q

NOTE: Label Correction: Polishing Compound is suitable for tempered and other automotive glass.
3M Hookit conversion face 5" backing pad P/N 40030 A
3M Hookit Film A35 Coarse Green 5" dia. P/N 40030 B
3M Hookit Film A10 Medium Blue 5" dia. P/N 40030 C
3M Hookit Film A5 Fine Orange 5" dia. P/N 40030 D
Glass Polishing Compound P/N 40011 B
Glass Polishing Wheel P/N 40011 A
I just ordered this kit from Eastwood for both the Mustang and the 69' Charger R/T. Hope it works cause the Charger's back window looks terrible, but I don't want to replace the stock glass.

Tom
Bryson City, NC
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