Ohhh ok.....yea i Know but still. :hs:

So no one really has an idea huh? I wonder if Autozone has anything. :sad:

 

toothpaste
only use the plain paste kind, not anything fancy, just the 99 cent variety
spread over the scratch, let it sit for a few seconds
wipe it off
DO NOT RUB
this is a wipe on wipe off type deal
do it a few times and it should clean up a bit
rubbing will score the window so be careful
try at your own risk
i did this to my rear window on a few very small scratches and it worked great, but it is risky and if you rub too hard it will scratch the shit out of the window
so start slow and be careful if you try it

 

how bad is the scratch? pics would help.
if it's any more than .1mm you can't polish it off.

edit. i read the whole post this time. h:

follow the advice in the post above mine

 

Ok i'll give the toothpaste a shot when I get home and i'll post pics before I try it out. If it doesn't work for w/e reason then I was considering buying this:

http://www.janvil.net/item.asp?cID=0&PID=40

What do ya think? Removes up to .004 scratches without distortion.

 

toothpaste gets rid of scratches on windows? :eh:

wat abt rock chips on the windshield? h:

 

$94.95?
fuck that
you can get a new passenger side window from a junk yard for way cheaper than that and just install it yourself

shit hit craigslist and find someone parting out a teg and give him $20 for the window and be done with it

this is a little old and wants $40 but just search for a few weeks
http://newjersey.craigslist.org/pts/614659041.html

 

True true.....I guess i'll have to save a day to do that then. I was just looking for the easy way out since I work 2 jobs and i'm pretty busy most of the time. :hs: I'll try a few cheap things and if they don't work i'll just get a used window and find a day to put it in. Good looking out.

 

Yea I read it a few times while searching. Rock chips you need special stuff.

Scroll down and check out the video.....at the end I was like :eek3:

http://www.gtglass.com/site/windshield_repair_kits.html

 

those kits work well if the glass never gets wet. any moisture will affect how well the repair will work. also it's not easy to use, best to just pay a glass shop $50 to get it done right.

 

Here are the pics......thinking now and looking at the scratches it's not worth the time/money to fix i'm just gonna replace the whole window with this one from ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...037558955&rd=1