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Windshield Molding Rub Marks
I'm wondering if anyone has experience in cleaning up marks on windshield molding. I'm guessing the marks happened when I had a rock chip in my windshield repaired. No one else will probably notice them but me, but they're there! They're not deep like scratches, but more like rubs where the color is slightly lighter.
I tried using ECH2O, which helped slightly but looking for something to help get these marks closer to the original black if possible.
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Re: Windshield Molding Rub Marks
Clean with APC and alcohol and apply Solution Finish and top with their new topper.
Just checked AG to see what the name of their new topper was and it was not posted. I believe in synergy, but using Car Pro's Dlux or Wolfgangs Exterior Trim Sealant will work.
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Re: Windshield Molding Rub Marks
Can you share a picture?
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Re: Windshield Molding Rub Marks
Originally Posted by Mike Phillips
Can you share a picture?
I'm out of town at the moment, but will post one when I'm back in a couple days. Thanks for your help.
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Re: Windshield Molding Rub Marks
Originally Posted by Mike Phillips
Can you share a picture?
Here are a couple photos! Thanks again for the help.
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Re: Windshield Molding Rub Marks
Originally Posted by TBrio
Here are a couple photos! Thanks again for the help.
Can you take a larger picture? Those pictures look like B pillars, but you said windshield.
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Re: Windshield Molding Rub Marks
Originally Posted by Rsurfer
Can you take a larger picture? Those pictures look like B pillars, but you said windshield.
I cropped the first ones to try and show the marks better. It's on the A pillar.
Here are a couple more.
Now I'm wondering if it's easier/better just to replace it?
Thanks again!
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