Scratch lower synthetic rear window

Tanker-Man · 3rd December 2008, 11:07

While I was away at sea last month, one early

November morning, my dear wife used an ice-scraper on the lower part of rear window , and guess what...? Annybody knows of anny product, for this material, to maybe not make scratches disapear but maybe hide them a bit?
Must say thumbs up for a cool site!

Wheelchair · 3rd December 2008, 11:11

Welcome to the forum!

I know of no such product myself, but I bet someone on the forum does!

BTW, post a picture of your car when you can.

Kremmen · 3rd December 2008, 11:45

The best I can suggest is to put a Civinfo sticker over the scratch

Wheelchair · 3rd December 2008, 11:57

Good idea!

Get one here.........

Buy CivInfo stickers and support the site

smokeR · 3rd December 2008, 13:07

maybe very very very mild abrasive....perhaps toothpase ?

Wheelchair · 3rd December 2008, 13:28

Toothpaste? If it doesn't work then it will at least smell fresh!

smokeR · 3rd December 2008, 13:44

I have used it on glas before...not sure how suitable it is for perspex type material...but just a thought !

Kremmen · 3rd December 2008, 13:59

I would be very careful with perspex - glass it a'int !

Mark FK2 · 3rd December 2008, 14:06

Hi,

The following post may help. I've used the Brasso trick in the past on plastic with very good results. Follow the instructions carefully for best results.

HTH

Mark

Shiny Dash Section. A Fix For Scratches.

Jack The Lad. · 3rd December 2008, 15:38

Don't you dare use my Brasso trick. It's not only plastic, but has the coating on the external face of it. Brasso or toothpaste will take it right off.
My Dealer has removed slight scratches on the said plastic section of his cars, using ScratchX only

and then VERY carefully, on a small area at a time.

Tanker-Man · 3rd December 2008, 16:35

Well even if there is no solution to my small problem, I´m very grateful for the quick response. So I have promptly ordered a sticker. Should cover some of the mishap!

Kremmen · 4th December 2008, 08:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tanker-Man

Well even if there is no solution to my small problem, I´m very grateful for the quick response. So I have promptly ordered a sticker. Should cover some of the mishap!

Glad to have been of help

Shame I'm not on commission

3rd December 2008, 11:07	#1 (permalink)
Tanker-Man Supporter Join Date: 9th October 2008 Location: Næstved,Denmark Posts: 2 Thanks given: 2 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts iTrader: (0)	Scratch lower synthetic rear window While I was away at sea last month, one early November morning, my dear wife used an ice-scraper on the lower part of rear window , and guess what...? Annybody knows of anny product, for this material, to maybe not make scratches disapear but maybe hide them a bit? Must say thumbs up for a cool site!

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3rd December 2008, 11:11	#2 (permalink)
Wheelchair Goodbye all, have fun! Join Date: 10th August 2007 Location: UK Posts: 10,247 Thanks given: 77 Thanked 404 Times in 388 Posts iTrader: (0)	Welcome to the forum! I know of no such product myself, but I bet someone on the forum does! BTW, post a picture of your car when you can.

3rd December 2008, 11:45	#3 (permalink)
Kremmen Super Moderator Car: MY13 1.8 EX Auto Join Date: 7th January 2007 Location: West London Posts: 6,937 Thanks given: 186 Thanked 243 Times in 216 Posts iTrader: (0)	The best I can suggest is to put a Civinfo sticker over the scratch

3rd December 2008, 11:57	#4 (permalink)
Wheelchair Goodbye all, have fun! Join Date: 10th August 2007 Location: UK Posts: 10,247 Thanks given: 77 Thanked 404 Times in 388 Posts iTrader: (0)	Good idea! Get one here......... Buy CivInfo stickers and support the site

3rd December 2008, 13:07	#5 (permalink)
smokeR S2000 AP1 Car: 54 EP3. 08 FN2. 58 FN2 Join Date: 7th August 2008 Location: UK, Norfolk Posts: 595 Thanks given: 31 Thanked 24 Times in 24 Posts iTrader: (0)	maybe very very very mild abrasive....perhaps toothpase ?

3rd December 2008, 13:28	#6 (permalink)
Wheelchair Goodbye all, have fun! Join Date: 10th August 2007 Location: UK Posts: 10,247 Thanks given: 77 Thanked 404 Times in 388 Posts iTrader: (0)	Toothpaste? If it doesn't work then it will at least smell fresh!

3rd December 2008, 13:44	#7 (permalink)
smokeR S2000 AP1 Car: 54 EP3. 08 FN2. 58 FN2 Join Date: 7th August 2008 Location: UK, Norfolk Posts: 595 Thanks given: 31 Thanked 24 Times in 24 Posts iTrader: (0)	I have used it on glas before...not sure how suitable it is for perspex type material...but just a thought !

3rd December 2008, 13:59	#8 (permalink)
Kremmen Super Moderator Car: MY13 1.8 EX Auto Join Date: 7th January 2007 Location: West London Posts: 6,937 Thanks given: 186 Thanked 243 Times in 216 Posts iTrader: (0)	I would be very careful with perspex - glass it a'int !

3rd December 2008, 14:06	#9 (permalink)
Mark FK2 Join Date: 10th November 2008 Location: Essex Posts: 7 Thanks given: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts iTrader: (0)	Hi, The following post may help. I've used the Brasso trick in the past on plastic with very good results. Follow the instructions carefully for best results. HTH Mark Shiny Dash Section. A Fix For Scratches.

3rd December 2008, 15:38	#10 (permalink)
Jack The Lad. Supporter Join Date: 28th August 2007 Location: ENGLAND Posts: 4,342 Thanks given: 20 Thanked 248 Times in 242 Posts iTrader: (0)	Don't you dare use my Brasso trick. It's not only plastic, but has the coating on the external face of it. Brasso or toothpaste will take it right off. My Dealer has removed slight scratches on the said plastic section of his cars, using ScratchX only and then VERY carefully, on a small area at a time.

3rd December 2008, 16:35	#11 (permalink)
Tanker-Man Supporter Thread starter Join Date: 9th October 2008 Location: Næstved,Denmark Posts: 2 Thanks given: 2 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts iTrader: (0)	Well even if there is no solution to my small problem, I´m very grateful for the quick response. So I have promptly ordered a sticker. Should cover some of the mishap!