my car's windscreen has many scratches .?

Question

three days ago I cleaned my cars windscreen with soap and water to remove tar(bitumen) droplets that had been splattered on the windshield along a road under construction.I had used a scouring pad to rub off the rather stubborn marks. on completion I smeared an antiglime solution to leave a smooth finish to the job.
Am now notricing that the glass has multiple scrathes that appear as haloes against oncoming traffic lights at night and I cant see the road clearly. do anyone out there know of any scratch removing technonoloy to save me from replacing this bothersome windscreen?

Answer 1

I've been in the automotive glass business for 12 years now. I would like to say, i never seen one progress made on removing scratches from automotive glass. I bought so many devices and machines and other gimmick that claims to remove scratches from glass, and guess what, no results at all. But i have to admit some of the devices i used did reduce the scratches a bit, but to remove completely, never seen it done before. So i recommend you change the whole glass like some of my other customers had to do, due to scratches. But don't give your money to a company that claims to remove scratches, because it is physically impossible. Good luck

Answer 2

of course you isn't waiting to declare in case you get finished disguise interior the destiny. in case you declare for something that has no longer have been given right here approximately via fact you took out the disguise, you're able to to be making a pretend declare and for this reason attempting to defraud the coverage company. for this reason that's fraud. attempt to get a quote from yet yet another company or get used to it. no count no count if that's undesirable enought to fail a MOT try, you would be able to would desire to have it replaced or repaired in spite of each little thing. Wait till finally the MOT is due or bypass to a MOT sorting out station and ask the lads there for suggestion on the situation to get it donw.

Answer 3

You can get a window scratching kit:

http://www.valvoline.com/carcare/articleviewer.asp?pg=ccr20030101wp&print=true