Just washed my car to find that some brainless lowlife has etched his name all over the rear window .....and as its OEM privacy it just looks dreadful!!!

I'm far too livid just now to post a picture but can anyone tell me if its possible to rub down the window with anything without making things look worse..

Any advice would be appreciated

You can get glass polish, but that will only take out very minor scratches.

Can your ins co can replace the glass as part of your glass insurance?

D 

sorry to hear that, hope this helps..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=encQjJYakYo

I have no idea Dan...I suppose I could ask my broker although it might make sense to raise it with them after I make my renewal at the end of May.....I can't tell you how angry I am at the moment!!!!!

Thanks Scarey...but just think they are too deep!!!!

I have had success with Jewellers Rouge in the past - depends how bad it is though - might need a new rear window if its really deep.

Jim you have a p.m. re insurance

Absolute scum. I know it's little consolation, but just be glad they didn't key it. Glass can be replaced, panel damage from keys is much worse!

Just a thought, since it's such a new car just wondering if the dealership might help a little? Just for goodwill, couldn't do any harm to get on to the dealer principle and give your tale of woe and just see what they say? Especially if you've had any battery issues. 2006 Supercharged

I'm gutted for you, people like that should be castrated and quartered slowly IMO.

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wackyjim wrote:

Thanks Scarey...but just think they are too deep!!!!

You can get a glass polishing kit but you will need a rotary polisher. Doing it by hand is a no-no unless you live to be 1000. I've used this stuff to good effect in removing small scratches and wiper trails etc.
http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/cgi-bin/sh0...#aLKGP0001

You will also need a rayon pad for the polishing machine. regular foam will disintegrate in seconds.

HTH.

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Sorry to hear that jim, i thought up your neck of the woods was a quiet and respectable place ,

MICK wrote:

Sorry to hear that jim, i thought up your neck of the woods was a quiet and respectable place ,

scarey wrote:

wackyjim wrote:

Thanks Scarey...but just think they are too deep!!!!

any ideas of what they might have used to do this.....

Forget polishing as even if you get it out that area will be shinier than the rest of the glass and look awful.

You need a new window but you may be covered under your insurance.... 
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mzplcg wrote:

You can get a glass polishing kit but you will need a rotary polisher. Doing it by hand is a no-no unless you live to be 1000. I've used this stuff to good effect in removing small scratches and wiper trails etc.
http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/cgi-bin/sh0...#aLKGP0001

You will also need a rayon pad for the polishing machine. regular foam will disintegrate in seconds.

HTH.

Dom