Scratched Windows

Hey guys,

Long story short, this past week my girlfriend and I got engaged. Upon returning, I find my Tacoma's windows covered in the car window paint, with "cute" sayings and such painted by her girlfriends. After a few days, they decided to wash the cars for us, and apparently have left some 'scratched patches' on the windows. I've since looked at the scratches and am not very pleased. They happened to use a Scotch-Brite pad to get the paint off, and it left scratches all over the windows. They are faint, but noticeable.

Any ideas on how to get the scratches removed (whether it be professional or a home remedy)? Thanks a lot, I appreciate the help!

 

We have glass guys come by our loft every now and then to buff the deep scratches the taggers put into our windows. Im guessing they can do it with your auto glass?

 

scotch-brite pad! those ratards shoulda used steel wool, duh.









j/k, GL getting your scratches out

 

Steel wool?!?! They should have used their knockers!!!!! G-G-G-GiGGITTY!!!

 

Why not ask her girlie friends to buff them out for you?

 

Wow...that's where I was going with my statement...and you beat me by a second!

 

http://www.technologylk.com/crl-rear-window-grid-repair-kit-lk-2100RK.htm?src=froogle

Same exact thing happened to my truck! this stuff should work. i personally havent used it, but from what i understand its pretty good stuff.
Hope it works,
Nico

 

Because her girlie friends would probably buff them out WITH steel wool. Ha

Any other suggestions? Thanks a lot!

 

Perhaps you could polish the glass.

I would be absolutely livid with anyone who did something like that. Scotchbrite pads on glass? My God...

 

Same thing happened to my mother's Rock Glass Goblets, the stupid house keeper washed them with a brillo pad and got fired the same day.

The Goblets never went back to original and new ones had to replace them.

Call an auto glass specialist and ask the professional if it can be fixed.

Good luck and post how it went

 

Rain-X has a glass polish, give that a try. Good luck