WriteUp: How to make Windows/Mirrors Like New

[Hezsus]

Hmm, mabye this is whati need to remove rain-x from my hood.. never ever try and think its a good idea to rain-x your hood, unless your commited to doing the whole truck it will always look diferent

 

[MattyJ]

you think this would work on windshields that are old and have that sandblasted look to them? mine is just about imposible to see out of when the sun hits it

 

[Mik3]

Why use rust remover...... you can just polish that off. Anything on your windows can be polished off(Water spots on paint too). Grab some ultimate compound from maguires or whatever, and a microfiber cloth. I'm sure this is safe for paint, on the other hand.. I can't say Rust Remover is. MattyJ - Polish your windshield. Hazsus - Polish your hood. Polishing is even simpler than this technique

 

[Vigh_J]

About to tackle this procedure again for the second time... looking at my pictures before and after on page 2 i forgot how well they turned out.

 

[kkirwan71]

How well would this work on polished aluminum wheels?

 

[1994]

Im going to see if I can't find this at my local walmart and try doing my headlights and bumpers. Will let ya know if I do and I will do it tonight and post up some pics.

 

[Moparmat2000]

Wouldent CLR work too. I live in an area with hard water. If you have a carport, i suggest washing it

 

[Moparmat2000]

Under a carport etc, and wiping it dry before going out in the sun. Water spots are mostly calcium from hard water.

Maybe use a gray scotchbrite pad as well

 

[99blueburb]

Why use rust remover...... you can just polish that off. Anything on your windows can be polished off(Water spots on paint too). Grab some ultimate compound from maguires or whatever, and a microfiber cloth. I'm sure this is safe for paint, on the other hand.. I can't say Rust Remover is. MattyJ - Polish your windshield. Hazsus - Polish your hood. Polishing is even simpler than this technique

I have used compound on glass with excellent results. The glass will look brand new.

 

[SirJeffro]

My dad used to use Bon Ami cleaner.....kinda like Comet or Ajax, but a finer abrasive and without the harsh chlorine detergent....

"Bon ami.........hasn't scratched yet!"


http://www.bonami.com/index.php/products/powder_cleanser/