| gravitylover |
02-28-2019 07:39 PM |
^^ That's the kind of thing you'd think exists, right?
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Originally Posted by Mr.ac
(Post 3190510)
YouTube it. Follow instructions. Enjoy.
If your into good ol elbow grease, no problem.
If you hate elbow grease, pay someone to do it.
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I'm no good at following directions, just ask ask my wife.
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Originally Posted by Boomerang
(Post 3190550)
Most car insurance policies will replace it for free...just sayin..
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I was wondering if I should do that but replacement windshields never seal as well as original. I still may end up needing to do that because a few of the chips may not buff out well enough, won't know until I try.
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Originally Posted by ZionsWrath
(Post 3190567)
This may sound silly but is there any risk of damage or a limit how many times you can d this? I recently got a DA and would love to do this.
I ask because i used a razor to clean my BRZ rear windshield and it got 2 long scratch. My new (used) car needs a windshield cleaning and clay is not cutting it.
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I'd expect there would be. I hate when I scratch my own stuff :( I tried last year and clay didn't clean mine sufficiently either.
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