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rear window
at least I tried...
While my car was getting a new transmission under warranty (to remedy to the 'clicking' noise in the back), I asked them if the rear window could be replaced under warranty too, because I can basically see NOTHING through it.
Unfortunately they said that they would not do that (although a UK member said he had his rear window replaced like this), but that they had a great magical polish...
Which product do you use for that??
While my car was getting a new transmission under warranty (to remedy to the 'clicking' noise in the back), I asked them if the rear window could be replaced under warranty too, because I can basically see NOTHING through it.
Unfortunately they said that they would not do that (although a UK member said he had his rear window replaced like this), but that they had a great magical polish...
Which product do you use for that??
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Le car,
I use Meguairs No. 10 and 17. They are really good for the job, I bought mine on their European web shop in Holland at this address: http://www.meguiarseurope.nl/
The also have really good products for other car maintenance !
My windows was like yours totally white, and after the treatment I could see through mine again. And that was after only one treatment !
A colleague of mine just said, that he used the stuff provided by the local Porsche dealer, since that was a really good product.
But try to do at thread search on this subject, there was a long running discussion about that subject here in this forum around 2-3 months ago.
I use Meguairs No. 10 and 17. They are really good for the job, I bought mine on their European web shop in Holland at this address: http://www.meguiarseurope.nl/
The also have really good products for other car maintenance !
My windows was like yours totally white, and after the treatment I could see through mine again. And that was after only one treatment !
A colleague of mine just said, that he used the stuff provided by the local Porsche dealer, since that was a really good product.
But try to do at thread search on this subject, there was a long running discussion about that subject here in this forum around 2-3 months ago.
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