Best solution for 21-year-old windshield with lots of tiny, scratches...

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Dawg82

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Nothing deep, like a wiper scratch. Cerium Oxide appears to be the popular choice. Would Megiuar's Ultimate Compound be another option? In both cases, would hand apply and not use DA buffer or drill.
 

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Or see if your auto insurance cover glass replacement. If you have any areas that make it unsafe to see correctly, they may cover it. Or, luck out like I did with a number of stone chips that worked in my favor.
 
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Or see if your auto insurance cover glass replacement. If you have any areas that make it unsafe to see correctly, they may cover it. Or, luck out like I did with a number of stone chips that worked in my favor.
$250 Deductible on windshield replace, plus insurance goes up (again) Looking for cheap solution...
 

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$250 Deductible on windshield replace, plus insurance goes up (again) Looking for cheap solution...
Bummer. Mine is covered under a specific glass coverage rider I believe - no premium increase.
 

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this stuff works great for hard water marks, I am sure it couldn't hurt on old glass either
 
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