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View attachment 523497 View attachment 523498 Hi guys, my new M3 (One week old) has specs on all the windows, especially bad on the windshield. It looks like an windshield that has been pitted from thousands and thousands of winter driving miles. (Essentially sand blasted by the sand on the roads). I’ve tried scrubbing the windows and whatever it is seems to be imbedded in the glass. If you zoom in on the pictures they actually appear to be bubbles. The front is so bad that a sudden lighting change such as going under an overpass will trigger the automatic wipers every time. Anybody else have windows similar to this?
View attachment 523497 View attachment 523498 Hi guys, my new M3 (One week old) has specs on all the windows, especially bad on the windshield. It looks like an windshield that has been pitted from thousands and thousands of winter driving miles. (Essentially sand blasted by the sand on the roads). I’ve tried scrubbing the windows and whatever it is seems to be imbedded in the glass. If you zoom in on the pictures they actually appear to be bubbles. The front is so bad that a sudden lighting change such as going under an overpass will trigger the automatic wipers every time. Anybody else have windows similar to this?
I didn’t notice it on the paint in the dark and never ran my hand over the paint to feel it.
Have you had the chance to inspect the paint in the daylight yet ?
Ya, its all over the entire car. The whole thing feels like sandpaper. I haven’t tried a clay bar or anything and frankly, don’t feel that is my responsibility. I’m still within my 7 day return window and am seriously considering using it. I also am one of the lucky ones who paid $2,000 for the acceleration upgrade last Saturday and still haven’t received it.
griots garage glass clayOkay, so after looking closer at the car, whatever it is is all over it, it literally feels like sandpaper.
I didn’t notice it on the paint in the dark and never ran my hand over the paint to feel it.
I tried scrubbing the windshield with glass cleaner and paper towels, didn’t make a difference whatsoever.
Maybe whatever it is will come off, but certainly not with conventional means.
I tried taking it to Tesla here in Vegas where I’m at for the time being but the store is closed to the public.
I don’t see how it could be that considering the car is only a couple weeks old. The car was built, put on a truck and delivered to Salt Lake where I picked it up the next day. I’ve been in Vegas and not parked under trees since.
What would clean it off if it is?