Anyone able to recommend a Glass Polish kite/compound for a 1963 Corvette? I just finished polishing the stainless but would like to clean and polish the Glass. I saw a product called Janvil but have no point of reference.
I would also like to find out a little more about glass polish. I have a couple older vehicles that have some very very light scratches on the glass and I was trying to do some research on how to polish and or buff glass. Anyone that can help, it would be appreciated.
Flatrod
GT Owner
I bought a Eastwood kit to polish the windows for my 66 Shelby. It worked well, but was very messy. Its a slurry, and with the drill it slung crap everywhere. I had the glass out, but still was a mess. But I can say it did a very good job. It won't take out heavy scratchs. It worked well for me.
Here are the two I researched but have no experience with. Thanks for the Eastwood referal, I had heard of it and forgotten about it.
http://www.janvil.org/Glass-Restore-System-JV4100_p_36.html
and
http://www.pjtool.com/glasspolishingkit.aspx
http://www.janvil.org/Glass-Restore-System-JV4100_p_36.html
and
http://www.pjtool.com/glasspolishingkit.aspx
Flatrod
GT Owner
HHGT,
The second one sounds like the Eastwood stuff. The first one is manual labor, I try to avoid that!
By the way, I have a 360 hp 63 Vette that had been sitting in the corner for years. Some day I should get that thing out!
The second one sounds like the Eastwood stuff. The first one is manual labor, I try to avoid that!
By the way, I have a 360 hp 63 Vette that had been sitting in the corner for years. Some day I should get that thing out!
May be I should take the FI off your hands! What color?
My 63 SWC is a Black on Black with a 327 300Hp Pwr windows, pwr brakes and powerglide. Documented california car with 42,000 miles.
Flatrod
GT Owner
Mine is a original FI car, but is not numbers matching. It is Sebing Silver with blue interior, and Power windows. It is a early coupe. Came from Harry Man in California.
Auto glass care:
http://www.autogeek.net/glasscare.html
I commonly use a clay bar on glass. For tuff spots you might want to try a good paint cleaner compound with a low rpm buffer.
I have used the Glass Scrub by glass science.
Finally. Here is a kit:
http://www.autogeek.net/lc-pro-glass-kit.html
http://www.glasweld.com/glass-repair-protection/flat-glass-repair/glass-scratch-removal-kits/
Griot's has some good stuff too:
http://www.griotsgarage.com/p2p/sea...sic&keyword=glass&sortby=newArrivals&page=all
http://www.autogeek.net/glasscare.html
I commonly use a clay bar on glass. For tuff spots you might want to try a good paint cleaner compound with a low rpm buffer.
I have used the Glass Scrub by glass science.
Finally. Here is a kit:
http://www.autogeek.net/lc-pro-glass-kit.html
http://www.glasweld.com/glass-repair-protection/flat-glass-repair/glass-scratch-removal-kits/
Griot's has some good stuff too:
http://www.griotsgarage.com/p2p/sea...sic&keyword=glass&sortby=newArrivals&page=all