I have the original glass on my 70 chevelle and over time it has gotten scratched a bit. Most of the scratches are very shallow and swirled and look like someone tried to clean the glass with a brillo pad. Any suggestions on what to use for something like this? I went over it with windex and a flat razor and it had no effect. Thank you for any suggestions in advance.

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Michael S
70 SS clone, 516cid/630hp-Pump gas
10.49 / 129 at 3780lbs

My good friend who is a licensed bodyman has suggested good quality, fine grade, steel wool to me before - I have not tried it (yet) - He said it worked for him on his Nova... hope that might work - try a test patch at the bottom of the window below the visible area maybe. Good Luck

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Ron Cook TC Gold Member #1276
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If you can get hold of some jewlers rouge, it works fantastic for surface scratches on glass.
Some glass shops might carry it or jewlery stores. A little on a soft cloth with a little elbow grease works miracles on glass.

i have plenty of the polish. email me with your adress and ill hook you up. dabuickman@home.com rob

Thanks all, I appreciate all the feedback. dabuickman, thank you very much i will e-mail you my address asap. This site rocks, I need to join. Which I will be doing today!

If your fingernail gets "caught" when you run it over the scratch you'll need to replace the glass otherwise the polishes should work. Good Luck Pete

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