Buggered My Windscreen

[Jesse16v]

My mate thought it would be wise to wash my windscreen with engine degreaser and now its dried all in the window is stained (like frosted glass) , ive tried white spirit to get it off but its not budging.

Any ideas?

 

[daviebroon]

fpmsl

 

[Jesse16v]

yes, a t**t indeed

 

[White16valver]

Er, get them to pay for a new one or clean it themselves or you'll do it to theirs? lol

 

[Rich]

Tried an abrasive type polish like Autoglym Glass Polish yet ?

Flat Stanley blade to scrape it off ?

 

[The Boosh!]

does it come off if you pick it away? if it does then your gonna need a window scraper, some glasscleaner and flash or cillet BANG and s**t loads of elbow grease. if its still fooked when you pick it away then slap your mate with your nipples or something

 

[Jesse16v]

you cant scrape it off its like its superglued on there lol i think abrasion is the way forward?

how good is the autoglym?

 

[daviebroon]

smash it... get your mate to pay £50 excess.... autoglass.co.uk

 

[Beef-Mc]

As above.

 

[Jesse16v]

never had a window changed, do they also do the surrounding rubbers?

really dont wanna go down this route tho...it was an accident

 

[The Boosh!]

if its a valver you may be able to get a screen from the scrap yard? get your friend to pay

 

[mattjk]

Try a glass polish as suggested, if not you can always go down the pikake and hammer route
Or scrappy, but I find it hard to believe engine degreaser did that, what specifically was it?

 

[Rich]

Have you tried using the degreaser again but rinsing it off straight away ?

 

[jesus]

get him to pay for a new one

 

[daviebroon]

they use the same rubbers

 

[Bloooor]

I've heard paint clears it up....

Use a roller to put it on though.. best colour is black..

 

[Aluco]

lmfao

 

[DrR]

pics?

 

[Final Maxim]

thinners? stanley blade?

 

[pinky]

WD40..only joking btw

 

[Spongebob 172]

as a qualified glass tech you wont get the degreasser of all that well..you will need either a high powered glass polisher or a new screen..evrn then with a glass polisher you wont get it all of and will soften the glass,so i would just get a new screen on your insurance mate