<br>I'm looking for something other than a glass cleaner. Is there anything available that will actually polish the glass surface and maybe get rid of the microscopic scratches around the wiper zones.

 

Hay: there are a few differant things you can use to get rid of lite scratches on your glass, what I use most is a jewelers polish an a piece of cheese cloth, keep it wet when doing this an don't just go in circles go back an forth with the scratch, also you can use a regular tooth paste (it is a mild abrasive) like the polish, just go at it easy an keep your cloth wet.<br> It works rather well.<br> Bob

 

If the scratch is a little deeper, try white rubbing compound. Do not press hard, just rub firmly and a lot - - keep it wet as suggested. When you think you pretty well have the scratch out, rub with the cloth in the same spot until it starts to dry and glaze. That will put the polish onto it. Do not use the red compound to do this.

 

Thanks, I'll give your suggestions a try.

 

When I painted my pod, I need a little buffing compound to make it shine. Meguiar's Scratch X works really well.<br><br>About the white buffing compound, once it starts to glaze, how do you remove the glaze? I've got some scratches in my windows from mudding and I'm trying to figure out a way to minimize the appearance of them (tip, do not roll down windows with caked on mud :'().