Glass polshing

2hotford said:
Hey!
Do not use the pad on the paint any longer! It is not worth the risk!!

Instead, keep the pad (if it is a polishing pad) for applying a glass polish to the side and rear glass. Keep it off the front windshield unless you want very smeared glass in a rain storm.

I keep my older dinged pads just for the glass. As long as the damage is not extensive or cause the PC to shake from being unbalanced.
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Great idea....thks
jeff
 
I always needed something to get those small pebble type looking things of the glass you can only see in the sun I tried clay didnt take em all out.

2hotford that for the recomendation on the Finial Detail that stuff leaves an amazing pop I didnt even seen with EF CP. Cant wait to try the other stuff I got also.
 
Fr0zen said:
I always needed something to get those small pebble type looking things of the glass you can only see in the sun I tried clay didnt take em all out.

2hotford that for the recomendation on the Finial Detail that stuff leaves an amazing pop I didnt even seen with EF CP. Cant wait to try the other stuff I got also.
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Hi Frozen, You are very welcome!
 
I just polished the windows on a somewhat neglected '98 Camry with SSR1. Inside and out. I just can't believe the difference it made! The windows are now crystal clear! Better than any cleaner I have used. It's dark out now and I will not have an opportunity for a picture, but they look great. The tip was suggested to me by Poorboy after I told him I had some BnB dried to the windows (that stuff is a super PITA to get off windows). I used a fair amount of polish on a terry applicator, but I did not polish unitl dry. Only a few strokes to ensure complete coverage. Then wiped it off with a MF.

Many of you probably polish out your windows already, but for those who don't: do it immediately. I'm most any mild polish will work just fine.
 
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