scratched windows

[Holidaysforever]

Hi, is there anything that can be done for scratched windows, would value any thoughts. Many thanks.

 

[RayS]

Look at Fenwicks website They used to offer a polish (and may still do so) but it's probably only good for very shallow scratches.

 

[Dustydog]

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Fenwicks-Windowize-Scratch-Remover-Litres/dp/B0041T66P4
Sadly a lot of my windows are scratched, trees etc but not so bad I can't see through. Truthfully you could spend hours on the scratches just to scratch them again!!

 

[JRS1]

Hi Wickersham on windowize gives a very good demo for Pratical Motorhome readers with step by step instructions on YouTube cheers Jrs1

 

[glenno]

Car T-cut worked well for me when a van scraped the side window of my caravan going down a narrow lane.

 

[Gabsgrandad]

I'm with Dusty, only my 1st. caravan windows did not scratch, 40 years ago, and they were glass! but since then (9 vans ) never been able to keep plastic windows scratch free. But certainly never worried about them!

 

[Billwizzer]

I have used Brasso for years and seems to have pretty good results. They are all a form of cutting pastes some are just a different compound to the others.

 

[Anseo]

I have used Brasso for years and seems to have pretty good results. They are all a form of cutting pastes some are just a different compound to the others.

What Billwizzer says, so many compounds available from light polishing to aggressive compounds.

Might I suggest that car body detailing forums would be a good place to find information.

 

[Keefanmaxx]

I've used the Fenwicks scratch remover on my windows following an encounter with the branches of a fallen tree.

It took some time, but the scratches are no more ...... impressive! :lol:

 

[SirRogerFFS]

For quite sometime I had been using a liquid wax polish from Wilco not Wilkinsons wilco Just Wiko its a bit like a posh Halfords I tried it on my windows with really good results

 

[Thingy]

I have heard of people using Jewellers Rouge.

Many years ago, we used it on scratched optics in the Mil.

 

[Tuningdrew]

I just use a regular car polish (AutoGlym)on the windows applied in straight lines. If they have had a more aggressive argument with the hedgerow then T-Cut or Brasso works very well but remember to use the regular polish afterwards. Say again always apply in straight lines otherwise you will get swirl marks.

 

[JRS1]

Hi RayS, Fenwicks Windowize is available most everywhere but for deeper scratches you can pick with your finger nails you might need a little help from some fine wet&dry paper as shown by the late John Wickersham on Youtube, Jrs1