Whenever I wash or clean my car, I see some marks which I believe are robotic arm suction cups used to lift and place the glass. Any idea how to remove these?
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Robotic arm suction cup impressions on back glass
- Thread starter chowdarygm
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fholbert
Active Member
That’s a first…
No idea how to remove them but I’d try:
No idea how to remove them but I’d try:
- A strong household cleaner like 409.
- Fingernail polish remover (Don’t let it run down the glass)
- WD40 (I know but to works) spray it directly on the glass, not onto a rag.
- A light rubbing compound if nothing else works being careful not to damage the glass.
Sud Factory waterspot remover
Really. Extremely mild abrasive made especially for glass. Removes acid rain etchings too.
Really. Extremely mild abrasive made especially for glass. Removes acid rain etchings too.
Maybe just start with Windex? Or any glass cleaner a few times (won’t go away immediately).
Use this. It will get that off.
www.griotsgarage.com
Fine Glass Polish, 16 Ounces
Fine glass polish for windshields, auto glass, sunroof, and mirrors. Removes stubborn water spots for crystal-clear views.
www.griotsgarage.com
EVer Hopeful
Active Member
Funny you should mention this . . .
I bought a Volvo station wagon once, paid $2,000 for it, brought it home and parked it in the driveway
That night it got fairly cold so condensation formed on the windshield. The physics bods on here could probably explain how micro scratches (like what you might get from writing on the windshield with one of those white things you used to use for tennis shoes) on the surface of glass make the local interaction with condensation nuclei behave differently, but to suffice it to say, that when I came out in the morning, there, plain as daylight, on the windshield was the message . . .
. . . $1640
I bought a Volvo station wagon once, paid $2,000 for it, brought it home and parked it in the driveway
That night it got fairly cold so condensation formed on the windshield. The physics bods on here could probably explain how micro scratches (like what you might get from writing on the windshield with one of those white things you used to use for tennis shoes) on the surface of glass make the local interaction with condensation nuclei behave differently, but to suffice it to say, that when I came out in the morning, there, plain as daylight, on the windshield was the message . . .
. . . $1640
A special message from the dealer you bought it from!Funny you should mention this . . .
I bought a Volvo station wagon once, paid $2,000 for it, brought it home and parked it in the driveway
That night it got fairly cold so condensation formed on the windshield. The physics bods on here could probably explain how micro scratches (like what you might get from writing on the windshield with one of those white things you used to use for tennis shoes) on the surface of glass make the local interaction with condensation nuclei behave differently, but to suffice it to say, that when I came out in the morning, there, plain as daylight, on the windshield was the message . . .
. . . $1640
