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VMRamos 11-02-2015 04:22 PM

Marks on Glass
 
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Anyone know why these two streaks keep showing, even after I clean my windows? Maybe it's something inside the door panel? Attachment 124171


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WhiteFRS69 11-02-2015 04:33 PM

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=63837

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38166

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=17583

Mr.ac 11-02-2015 10:54 PM

Is this the first time you had a car? Are you under 20?
Do you love to roll down your window immediately after you wash them?

VMRamos 11-02-2015 11:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr.ac (Post 2440018)
Is this the first time you had a car? Are you under 20?
Do you love to roll down your window immediately after you wash them?


First time I've paid for a car in cash worth over $20,000.
I'm 21.
I do not roll my windows down immediately after I wash them.

These steaks still appear long after a wash, through dust settling on the window.

You want to be helpful or make another snarky comment?


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Mr.ac 11-02-2015 11:29 PM

Off by one year!!!!

Yes and yes,
Have you tried cleaning the inside of the window guide?(the squeeze looking things) It's a bit tricky a plastic flexible ruler with a damp cloth works.

And snarky comment: window 101 logic, if it's streaking it's the rubbery guides on the base of the window. Everyone since about 1960 knows.

VMRamos 11-02-2015 11:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr.ac (Post 2440035)
Off by one year!!!!

Yes and yes,
Have you tried cleaning the inside of the window guide?(the squeeze looking things) It's a bit tricky a plastic flexible ruler with a damp cloth works.

And snarky comment: window 101 logic, if it's streaking it's the rubbery guides on the base of the window. Everyone since about 1960 knows.


Thank you for the knowledge, I'll try that approach.


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CrispyCheddar 11-03-2015 12:16 AM

The windows ride on a felt pad that is over a metal square piece. The felt pad on mine actually slid off and put two parallel scratches all the way down the window.
Those two streaks are just the part of the glass that rides on that felt

CC

aegisdrgn 11-03-2015 12:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by VMRamos (Post 2440027)
First time I've paid for a car in cash worth over $20,000.
I'm 21.
I do not roll my windows down immediately after I wash them.

These steaks still appear long after a wash, through dust settling on the window.

You want to be helpful or make another snarky comment?


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holy shit, if I had that kind of cash, I would have financed it and invested the cash for major profit by the time I retire. Well, that would only work if the loan had a relatively low, fixed interest rate.

VMRamos 11-03-2015 12:47 AM

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Originally Posted by aegisdrgn (Post 2440057)
holy shit, if I had that kind of cash, I would have financed it and invested the cash for major profit by the time I retire. Well, that would only work if the loan had a relatively low, fixed interest rate.


I was a ghost in the credit system. Wish I could have financed it, tried several banks and credit institutions. Perhaps I could have found someone to fund me but I got tired of waiting.


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VMRamos 11-03-2015 12:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CrispyCheddar (Post 2440053)
The windows ride on a felt pad that is over a metal square piece. The felt pad on mine actually slid off and put two parallel scratches all the way down the window.
Those two streaks are just the part of the glass that rides on that felt

CC


I'll settle with the streaks instead of the scratches and leave them be. Lol.


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CrispyCheddar 11-03-2015 01:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by VMRamos (Post 2440070)
I'll settle with the streaks instead of the scratches and leave them be. Lol.


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Yyyyyyyeah. I would.

CC

ryoma 11-03-2015 01:47 AM

keep your car clean and you won't notice the streaks. it's a sign to tell you to wash your car.


I'm just playing with you, but really though I would take off the door card and see if the window is rubbing against anything, which it seems like it is.

humfrz 11-03-2015 02:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr.ac (Post 2440035)
............. it's the rubbery guides on the base of the window. Everyone since about 1960 knows.

......and before that it was felt ...... and before that it was horse hair ...... and ...... OK, I'll go away ...... :sigh:


humfrz

soulreapersteve 11-03-2015 03:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by VMRamos (Post 2440064)
I was a ghost in the credit system. Wish I could have financed it, tried several banks and credit institutions. Perhaps I could have found someone to fund me but I got tired of waiting.


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Weird, I was a ghost too but was able to finance after putting down a huge downpayment...

Well, at least you got the car! :D

Packofcrows 11-03-2015 03:17 PM

Here's some options:

1) Wax windows
2) Wash with 90%+ rubbing alcohol
3) Check to see if tint is one that has these markings
4)wipe inside with alcohol
5) get a plastic scrubber like the metal ones truckers use for tires and use that lightly on window.

If all else fails: Get a new window!

First though, determine if marks are on window or in window. Try to lightly scrub them off with diff chemicals. Sometimes it's just a bit of paste from something, wax or human fluids.

try Downy.

VMRamos 11-04-2015 08:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Packofcrows (Post 2440629)
Here's some options:

1) Wax windows
2) Wash with 90%+ rubbing alcohol
3) Check to see if tint is one that has these markings
4)wipe inside with alcohol
5) get a plastic scrubber like the metal ones truckers use for tires and use that lightly on window.

If all else fails: Get a new window!

First though, determine if marks are on window or in window. Try to lightly scrub them off with diff chemicals. Sometimes it's just a bit of paste from something, wax or human fluids.

try Downy.

I will have to try that! :thanks::thanks:

Packofcrows 11-04-2015 11:35 PM

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