Scratch in windscreen

[Jarocki]

Noticed last week what I thought was a dirt streak, ran out of water, but there is an extremely fine scratch the run of one of the wipers. Only at the start would you notice it on a nail. What's best option to hopefully buff it out of that was even possible? Naturally don't want to go down the route of changing the windscreen. Thanks in advance

 

[GORDON GT SERIES II]

Liquid moly have a windscreen resin if you want to do it yourself or your windscreen guy could do it

 

[Jarocki]

Liquid moly have a windscreen resin if you want to do it yourself or your windscreen guy could do it

Have heard of the use of resin for small cracks but not light scratch. I could try calling auto glass. Wonder does "windscreen cover" cover this kind of as thing as don't have a windscreen guy.

 

[Ciaran WRX]

I'd give it a go with maguires scratch x ect by hand

 

[GORDON GT SERIES II]

Have heard of the use of resin for small cracks but not light scratch. I could try calling auto glass. Wonder does "windscreen cover" cover this kind of as thing as don't have a windscreen guy.

Fairly sure it does man worth a call

 

[AndyC]

There is a guy in Galway that polishes glass. He specialises in classic cars.

GSR Galway Glass

 

[Jarocki]

There is a guy in Galway that polishes glass. He specialises in classic cars.

GSR Galway Glass

Thanks Andy i have dropped him a message. In Dublin myself so he might know someone local if he doesn't travel himself.

 

[JOHNNY T]

Unless its goin to be close to nothin to fix it you're better off goin through your insurance for a new windscreen..
A slight tap of a hammer in the top corner up out of the way on the passenger side and hey presto a new windscreen..
Why pay for something that you are actually paying for on your policy..

 

[Jarocki]

Unless its goin to be close to nothin to fix it you're better off goin through your insurance for a new windscreen..
A slight tap of a hammer in the top corner up out of the way on the passenger side and hey presto a new windscreen..
Why pay for something that you are actually paying for on your policy..

Totally get that but with the pain of calibration of the eyesight on the jdm car just want to avoid that if I can. On previous car I would absolutely