demea

I cleaned them completely with Windex and 00 fine steel wool, then wiped them clean with news paper and still I have the film that the wipers have left over the years. I also tried gasoline, too.
Anyone know how to get that off?
Eric

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1995 Z28
Silver w/ graphite lthr.
A4,2.73s,free mods,Moroso cold air,3" flowmaster cat back,Edelbrock headers & Y-pipe,Fairbanks 3000 stall,SLP airfoil,Hypertech 160f stat,ported maf,1LE elbow,LT4 KM,SLP STB, MSD 8.5 super conductors,17" ss wheels13.44@101

Fairbanks 3000 stall converter for sale $300.00

MikeLS

Hmmm, it sounds like the wipers have left semi-permanent etching streaks or scratches. The only thing I could recommend for this would be the Eastwood Glass Polishing kit.

http://www.eastwoodco.com/cgi-bin/sg...KW=TPG1&FNM=26

Scroll down and take a look at their glass compound or kits.

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[This message has been edited by MikeLS (edited February 12, 2002).]

whitelightnin

I had the same problem on my car. It had this film that looked like water spots on the glass that wouldnt come off for nothing. I tried white vinegar, gas, u name it. Finally a guy on here suggested Barkeeper's Friend from the grocery store. This stuff works man and it was only like $1.10. Its an abrasive kind of like Ajax but milder. The worst part is you have to scrub like hell a small spot at a time with a damp towel ( i used a t shirt) and keep mixing in some of the abrasive. It took me 2 hrs to do my T-tops if that tells u how time consuming it is. It was well worth it to me. Hope this helps.

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99 Arctic White M6 Z28-every available option- American Thunder Catback (replaced muffler w/straight pipe), ported MAF, EGR mod,Direct Flo w/K&N, FERNCO mod, FRA, ground F/X,Eibach sportlines,Macewen gauges,silver calipers, 18" Eagle 077 rims w/265/35/18 Kumho's,clear corners, Flameball shifter, custom silver interior, Xenon bulbs,BEL980 radar

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13.291 @106.35 mph on stock tires w/Flowmaster and FRA
1/8 mile 8.665@84.72mph

DownwitNOS

In reply to the original post. I would have to say that with personal experience; the Eastwood cleaner kit works exceptionally well. My previous car was a 3000gt and when I bought it the windshield was terrible. You would think it was scratched but in fact it was from poor cleaning. The kit is not an abrasive and works as a sort of polish as well. Get the stuff. It really works. Oh..and stay away from gasoline if possible..aiight.

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DownwitNOS

Hey, whitelightnin, your z is hot chit. If you could, I would really appreciate it if you could send me a few more pics. My email is buzzme_2@hotmail.com. If you dont want to go that far, could you post them on here. Thanks in advance. That is one sweet Z man!!!