Scratched Rear Window
Hi again
Anyone with knowledge please on removing scratches from my plastic rear window?
Replacements appear to be very costly!
Anyone with knowledge please on removing scratches from my plastic rear window?
Replacements appear to be very costly!
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There is a special plastic polish called 'Greygate', you can get it on ebay.
I usually just use Autoglym resin polish on both sides of the screen, buffed up it hides most scratches and you end up with a pretty clear screen.
I usually just use Autoglym resin polish on both sides of the screen, buffed up it hides most scratches and you end up with a pretty clear screen.
David
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You can get a replacement plastic screen fitted from about £75-£100.
Glass replacements can be had for about £200.
Glass replacements can be had for about £200.
David
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+1 for the Autoglym. It's worth keeping an eye on everyone's favourite auction site. I recently got a second hand roof with a brand new back window already fitted complete with its frame for £92. Took a bout half an hour to swap over.
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Many thanks. Will try the polish first as it's not too bad - and you cannot see it when the hoods down. :silly:
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The Graygate plastic polish is outstanding, it won't take out really deep scratches though. with a bit of elbow grease I found it to be better than the autoglym
Craig
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bacchus wrote: The Graygate plastic polish is outstanding, it won't take out really deep scratches though. with a bit of elbow grease I found it to be better than the autoglym
Craig
I would agree that greygate is better at removing small scratches, but the Autoglym masks them more easily.
David
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