Wackos, I fail you.
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Wackos, I fail you.
I made a mistake today. 
I had put window tint on my rear window (plastic). Well, I should have realized to use static cling and not adhesive backed. After I put my top up and down a few times, it began to wrinkle, badly. So today I took all the tint off, knowing the adhesive would be left behind so I was prepared for that with an arsenal off "Goo-Gone" type products, plastic polish, PC, etc. NOTHING took it off, not ONE thing made a difference. Enter desperate measures: S.O.S. pad. *cringe*
Yea, it's bad.
Hairline scratches EVERYWHERE throughout my top window now. Ive used the PC and all my products I own to try and get them out, I even broke out my new Makita!! (btw, love that thing), all to no avail. Is there ANYTHING I can do to right this wrong?
*hangs head in shame*
-Matt
I had put window tint on my rear window (plastic). Well, I should have realized to use static cling and not adhesive backed. After I put my top up and down a few times, it began to wrinkle, badly. So today I took all the tint off, knowing the adhesive would be left behind so I was prepared for that with an arsenal off "Goo-Gone" type products, plastic polish, PC, etc. NOTHING took it off, not ONE thing made a difference. Enter desperate measures: S.O.S. pad. *cringe*
Yea, it's bad.
Hairline scratches EVERYWHERE throughout my top window now. Ive used the PC and all my products I own to try and get them out, I even broke out my new Makita!! (btw, love that thing), all to no avail. Is there ANYTHING I can do to right this wrong?
*hangs head in shame*
-Matt
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This stuff is the beezneez for rear plastic windows.
I have the 8 oz kit. Use with a PC and a white pad first.
This stuff is the beezneez for rear plastic windows.
I have the 8 oz kit. Use with a PC and a white pad first.
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8 - oz. Starter Kit
8oz Polish 1 - Clean & Shine
8oz Polish 2 - Fine Scratch Remover
8oz Polish 3 - Heavy Scratch Remover
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I'm guessing it will. I haven't used mine since the fall, on a S with a plastic window, so I don't remember if it had scratches or not. I think it did though.
8oz Polish 1 - Clean & Shine
8oz Polish 2 - Fine Scratch Remover
8oz Polish 3 - Heavy Scratch Remover
Two NOVUS Polish Mates
Product Brochure
Heat-Sealed in Polybag
I'm guessing it will. I haven't used mine since the fall, on a S with a plastic window, so I don't remember if it had scratches or not. I think it did though.
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Well, I dropped the coin on it and it barely made a dent in the scratches. Clarity is a *bit* better, but hardly worth the 2 hours it took me of non-stop polishing to make it. Sigh... Time to go top shopping. :/
-Matt
-Matt
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sorry to hear matt. on the flip side you can either just get the plastic window itself, or do a glass-top conversion. if u have/are willing to drop money on a new top it'd b well worth it to go with a conversion IMO 
g/l bro and keep us updated!