Windshield tips
I was wondering if anyone out there had any tips on deep cleaning my glass? It almost looks like a million little pits. Is there even anything I can short of changing the glass out?
it won't help pitting, but vinegar, applied with a scrub pad (one that is safe for non-stick cookware) will help remove water spots, which can sometimes make the pitting problem look worse.
you can also try some glass polishes, but they will not do a whole lot
I don't know how much their pricing varies regionally, but safelite quoted me $179 for a replacement on their website... check it out, might be better than wasting money on diy products
you can also try some glass polishes, but they will not do a whole lot
I don't know how much their pricing varies regionally, but safelite quoted me $179 for a replacement on their website... check it out, might be better than wasting money on diy products
It's a Canadian thing eh!
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Do what I did for my old boss's F250, went to the scrap yard, used a saws all to cut out the a pillars and the front part of the roof of the truck and peeled them off the windshield, bought some window epoxy and slapped it in his.
All for 50$ cause the guy at the yard didn't think we could do it
All for 50$ cause the guy at the yard didn't think we could do it
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It's a Canadian thing eh!
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From: Ontario, living across a hay field
Ya but i used to work as a roofer, so we did as roofers do... We unnecessarily improvise the simple things
Besides, all i had on hand was a claw hammer and a saws-all for sheet metal.
Besides, all i had on hand was a claw hammer and a saws-all for sheet metal.
It's a Canadian thing eh!
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From: Ontario, living across a hay field


call safelight see if they can help you out