Windshield question:

[bigwillq]

How do you get a small scrape out of a windshield? One of my co-workers got a small scrape in his....probably from trying to scrape off ice during the ice storm here in CT last month.

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks.

[SPKrazy]

1. Don't Use A Pick Axe!

I've seen pics of what those will do to windshields here recently :silly:

[bigwillq]

2. Yeah, thanks for your advice

:eyes:

[SPKrazy]

3. Hey I try!

:hi:

probably you can find something to fix it at an auto parts store, there is some windshield chip repair stuff--don't know the name, you can get.

:shrug:

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

4. I'd try a cloth wheel and jewelers rouge polish

then a few finer polishing compounds.

How big is the area?

Then get your co-worker a plastic scraper. angle iron and bricks will do the job, but not recommended.

[bigwillq]

5. Thanks for your input.

I will pass the info. along. :hi:

[rockymountaindem]

6. Buff it with your forehead

That'll work.

[bigwillq]

9. Ok, how am I suppose to

respond to that? :rofl:

[rockymountaindem]

11. With pics n/t

[av8rdave]

7. On lexan/plexiglass, we used to polish with toothpaste

that might take forever on glass, though

[bigwillq]

8. I think it's just a very small scrape

I will pass along that info. though.

Thanks.

:hi:

[Nicole]

10. Fix-A-Windshield

Product Description
Fix-A-Windshield Do-It-Yourself Windshield Repair Kit repairs chips and cracks quickly and easily! - Minimizes the appearance, and stops the spread of chips and cracks in your windshield. - Easy to use - takes only minutes! - Product removes air from the break, fills it with a durable resin, and makes it even stronger than before. - The repair is almost invisible - Kit includes:1 gram bottle of repair resin, repair device, curing strips, sleeve razor blade, and instruction sheet - Kit is good for multiple repairs By the makers of Fix-A-Flat



http://www.amazon.com/Fix-A-Windshield-Do-It-Yourself-Windshield-Repair-Kit/dp/B000EA5WLS


Auto supply stores carry it too, might be different brands though.