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T-Series Scratched Glass
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Scott_Hower
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I bought a kit from The Eastwood Company to polish my windshield. Was about $40 with shipping; a tub of rhodite powder and a hard cotton buffing block. You add water to make a slurry with the powder and buff the glass with a drill. It worked Ok, not great, but Ok. In retrospect, since I had the glass out of the frame to replace the seal, I should have just replaced it.