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    #1
    pansin ko...parang ang dirty ng windshield ko...its not clear lalo na pag-umuulan...parang may stain na i can't describe...parang watermarks...basta its all over the stupid glass...help pls...

    peace!!

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    #2
    maybe you just need to have your car detailed. They could clean your windshield of the grime that has stuck to the glass over the years of use & abuse it has received...

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    #3
    dalhin mo kay Big Bert's may promo sila for cleaning windshields.

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    #4
    I'd say that your windshield requires polishing and can use an application of a glass treatment product.

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    #5
    my car is just a year old...what would i do? i wanna do it myself...hehe!!

    peace!!

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    #6
    how much would bert's charge for windshield polishing?

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    #7
    kailangan mo is rubbing compound and lots of water dahil mahirap kuskusin yan!

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    For windshield polishing, it will cost P250 only. But if you opt to have all windows polished, it will cost P700. Thanks.

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    BlackMagic,

    Can your polish eliminate minute scratches (wiper rundown area)? I've used D'Best winshield polish and i was able to take off some on some area... though it requires hard rubbing. Kaya hindi ko na nilahat... sumakit arms ko.

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    slayer: New glass cannot be polished off that easily in terms of scratches without altering the optics or integrity of the glass (especially the windshield)... Scratches are pretty basic, in order to remove them, you have 2 options, carve the scratch down to the base of the scratch (leveling) or fill the scratch up with resins. Obviously, the latter option is better since it won't alter the tensile strength of the glass. The former method will not work on new glass since it's a lot thinner than pre 80's windshield and will definitely cause the glass to be brittle and adds distortion (grado).

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windshield problem...help