Okay so here's the scenario. On my car, before I bought it, a rock or something sharp must have gotten attached to the wiper blade and there's a very thin scrape or scratch whatever in the glass on the driver's side. I have little clue how it actually got there and it isn't deep and certainly not a serious issue but I want to buff out all of the scratches on the car eventually and this one included.

So how would I fix this? Would you need a photo to see really what I'm talking about?

 

i know they fill chips and stuff but a long scratch you might just have to deal with or get a new windshield. but some1 might have a little trick

 

http://www.ehow.com/how_2053620_remo...rom-glass.html <<<---- A buddy of mine had the same problem...he tried this out and it worked. Not 100% but better than it was, check it out!

 

I've been driving for 13 years now (started at 11) and I can't believe I haven't gotten so much as a nick in my windshield. Now my hood and bumper is another story. Thanx for the future info cuz I probably just jinxed myself.

 

check a company called diamondite out. i use that for taking care of peoples glass BUT i recommend it for professional use only.

 

Check your insurance coverage. BUT DON'T CALL THEM!!! Most cover glass. If your's does buy yourself an automatic, spring loaded center punch and use it one time somewhere along the top of the glass. be sure you won't need the car for a couple of days cause the center punch will SHATTER the glass. The center punch works good because it doesn't leave a tell tale dimple in the glass. It's also a good thing to carry for emergencies.

Good luck.

 

Or just whip it with your antenna. It'll shatter this way as well. Or throw a rock at it and say a truck kicked it up haha

 

any of those ways work lol.

 

good ole insurance fraud

 

i loled. My windshield is chipped and has scratches from the wipers, im going to wait until the chip spreads so I can get a new one the legal way... right after lowering my deductible muwahahah!

 

Lowering your deductible when you know you have a issue coming up is still considered fraud btw.

Anyways, depending on how deep it is, you could use jewelers rogue. Apparently a detailer's trick is to blackfire aluminium polish on the windows (It contains jewelers rogue).

 

not really because his rate will go up with the lower deductible

 

As much as insurance charges I’m all for insurance fraud. Their rates are unethical to begin with.

 

I don't know what they charge out there but in NY it's ridiculous.

 

Yea I know, i was joking. But I do want lower it for real my bill has been cut in half since I first bought my cobalt, now I can afford a lower deductible.

 

so my ******* just scratched my passenger glass a little bit. cant image it is that deep but im at work right now. plan on getting a better look tommorow in the garage. i was just checking to see if i could get out the factory glass and factory tint 'stamp' thats on all the glass. didnt know if it is engraved or a sticker on the inside, so being the impatient sherlock that i am, decided to rub it on the inside with finer/fingernail and there is now a scratch from my attempt. Didn't even go that hard, honest! (that's what she said...)

 

the porcelain on a spark plug, break it off, tie it to a string and whip the windshield. Should shatter no prob. and if you ever see someone approaching your car twirling something, expect a broken winshield

 

Jewelers Rouge x2

 

i buffed my window once.