Advice

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by David B, Jul 29, 2003.

  1. David B

    David B Guest

    I'm having a problem with the inside surface of my windshield. I keep
    getting this haze that doesn't seem to come with regular window cleaner. I
    know why the haze is there, but I can't seem to find the right product to
    remove it with. Should I be using something that's alcohol based to remove
    the haze?

    dave
     
    David B, Jul 29, 2003
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  2. David B

    John D. Guest

    Because the haze 's chemical composition is unknown, who knows what
    solvent will remove it? Said haze might be cause by a small leak from
    your heater core -- coolant -- or heater valve/hoses coming up through
    your defrosters and depositing a film of coolant (has something like
    alcohol in it) on your windshield. Or maybe you're use some dash/vinyl
    protectant product that is offgassing onto the windsheld.

    Try some rubbing alcohol and see if that works...I guess you're saying
    that a window cleaner -- with ammonia -- doesn't work.

    John D.
     
    John D., Jul 29, 2003
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