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#179914 - 26/02/02 10:29 PM Windows
Jonathan Member Registered: 16/11/01 Posts: 123 Loc: Chatanoooooooga	what can you do you to get rid of scratches in the windows?
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#179915 - 26/02/02 11:05 PM Re: Windows
Xterrian Member Registered: 08/12/00 Posts: 2014 Loc: Fort Lewis, WA	Roll them down? Sorry, never could pass up a good straight line. I would stop at a glass/body shop and ask them how they would do it, Then I would do it myself if it was feasable. _________________________ "The trouble ain't that there is too many fools, but that the lightning ain't distributed right." Mark Twain
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#179916 - 27/02/02 08:01 AM Re: Windows
OffroadX Member Registered: 17/08/00 Posts: 13694 Loc: Baltimore, MD	I've seen kits at Trak Auto. Some polish and a buffer wheel for your drill. Might look for something like that. Brent _________________________ Tip: see if your question has already been answered before asking it. Try our handy-dandy search tool!
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#179917 - 28/02/02 10:10 AM Re: Windows
xterra2k Member Registered: 16/08/00 Posts: 884 Loc: Cin city, Oh.	"The Dremel" tool offers a glass polishing kit. Might be a good excuse to get one. _________________________ Thanks Lance
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#179918 - 04/03/02 03:18 PM Re: Windows
Anonymous Unregistered	Ok, heres an obscure one...... You know how the the 90Deg angles of the windows have an overlapping rubber section for styling.... Well, the window glass collects dirt in there and is alost impossible to get clean. Anyone have anny suggestions?
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#179919 - 04/03/02 03:28 PM Re: Windows
oleblue Member Registered: 07/02/02 Posts: 1361 Loc: Winter Park, CO	Quote: Originally posted by Brian Allen: Ok, heres an obscure one...... You know how the the 90Deg angles of the windows have an overlapping rubber section for styling.... Well, the window glass collects dirt in there and is alost impossible to get clean. Anyone have anny suggestions? Ask the NDI enginer?, or use a Qtip! _________________________ -Thread Killer.
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