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Wiper scratches on windscreen

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Guest E200

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Just realized that there are scratches on my windscreen, left behind by my wipers. Not sure what things on the wiper could have caused it, but the scratches on the windscreen don't look deep (but certainly very disturbing when driving).

Have tried using concentrated windscreen cleaning solution but doesn't work... Anyone knows what can I DIY to remove these scratches? Thanks!

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I believe you can approach a reputable detailer or can go to AutoBacs.

I think they sell some form of glass cleaners for windscreens there. May want to check with the staff....

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Just realized that there are scratches on my windscreen, left behind by my wipers. Not sure what things on the wiper could have caused it, but the scratches on the windscreen don't look deep (but certainly very disturbing when driving).

Have tried using concentrated windscreen cleaning solution but doesn't work... Anyone knows what can I DIY to remove these scratches? Thanks!

U may wanna try some Autoglym Glass Polish.

It may not polished off scratches, but they do clean up grim and stubborn stains

U can buy them off the shelf.

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