Windscreen scuff

[Simon_M]

A rather large object on the motorway has left a scuff ( not a chip or scratch) about the size of a 20p coin on the windscreen.

Any suggestions to remove or reduce the appearance? I know there is an internet myth about using toothpaste.


Of course there is the 'use a hammer and claim on the insurance' route...

 

[Dieselman]

I could help here, but you'd probably argue then call me a twatt...

I have dealt with such scuffs...

 

[moonloops]

Use a hammer covered in toothpaste

 

[developer]

I could help here, but you'd probably argue then call me a twatt...

I have dealt with such scuffs...

But forums are forums and reconciliations lead to warm cosy feelings .

 

[Dieselman]

But forums are forums and reconciliations lead to warm cosy feelings .

Tried that, Simon always resorts to type.

 

[m2287]

Id get the hammer out tbh..... Dieselman, why bother posting then, all this arguing seems pretty petty...

 

[Simon_M]

Tried that, Simon always resorts to type.

You simply bring out the best in people.

 

[Dieselman]

You simply bring out the best in people.

Seeing you at anything below model behavior would be interesting.

 

[Bobby Dazzler]

I'm also interested to know the answer to this. I was about to Google "polish glass scratches"...

 

[John Jones Jr]

This or something similar

http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=windscreen+scratch+repair+kit&tag=amazon0e9db-21

I've had success with them before but can be tiresome & boring work.

 

[mikec32]

As we know glass is a pretty hard compound. I always use s D.A. With a rayon pad with lake country glass cutting compound. It's a lengthy job, but the results can be quite rewarding.

 

[Simon_M]

Thanks,

So no votes for toothpaste?

 

[b1g1an]

Toothpaste works on plastics, don't see it doing much for glass.