Am the proud owner of a black on black 3 Sport GT. Car is beautifully put
together with no problems to report in the
first 2 months of ownership - 2200 kms. My only complaint is that I have
some chemical film on the windshield that
is nicely baked on with 2 months of solid sun. Car came from the dealership
with this film and there is no window
product that I have used that will touch it. Any Suggestions?
Thanks
:)
Jeffrey Kaplan - 14 Aug 2004 07:13 GMT
While idly wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Brian said:
; Am the proud owner of a black on black 3 Sport GT. Car is beautifully put
; together with no problems to report in the
; first 2 months of ownership - 2200 kms. My only complaint is that I have
; some chemical film on the windshield that
; is nicely baked on with 2 months of solid sun. Car came from the dealership
; with this film and there is no window
; product that I have used that will touch it. Any Suggestions?
Double check with a local auto glass place before doing this: Use a
very fine grit steel wool to clean the outside surface of the
windshield. Outside surface only, as the inside surface probably has a
safety film.

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Eric L. Hulliberger - 20 Aug 2004 04:20 GMT
Take it back to the dealership and have them take care of it, it is only
2 months old. They do have a bumper to bumper warranty initially. I
bought an '03 Protege last fall that I noticed had a slight hazing in
the paint on the horizontal surfaces(hood, roof, trunk lid), I took it
back after 3 months of ownership and they gladly took care of it.
Shines like glass now...I wouldn't use steel wool on your windshield, I
foresee many minute scratches coming out of that procedure...
Jeffrey Kaplan - 20 Aug 2004 06:37 GMT
Begin Eric L. Hulliberger quote:
; Shines like glass now...I wouldn't use steel wool on your windshield, I
; foresee many minute scratches coming out of that procedure...
A very, very fine grit. Works more like a polishing cloth than an
abrasive. And I +did+ say to check with your local glass shop before
doing it.

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