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I recently bought a used jag from a dealer but the windscreen, while not actually smeary, is quite difficult to see through due to, I assume, some residual Oil or grease or even polish. I regularly have the car cleaned at my local Tesco Bulgarian car cleaners and they always do a first class job but they might be the cause of the problem with polish used on the windscreen.

So is there a recognised way of getting the glass cleaned and can I get this done professionally?

FF

 


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Hi Martyn,

I once used a windscreen cleaner/water repellent and found that it seemed to leave a haze on the windscreen.      I managed to get rid of it my using a 50/50 mix of vinegar and water, which I put into a spray bottle.  I use the same process to clean my windscreen wipers.

It is good for the interior of all windows, too.

Peter. 

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I am having a similar problem with an X-Type with heated windscreen. I get a lot of dazzle from oncoming traffic at night. Changed blades and washer cleaner and windscreen looks clear. Anyone else experiencing this problem. Could it be the heater elements? 

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On 08/06/2016 at 5:57 PM, Oldun said:

Try Meths it seems to shift most things.

mike

Vinegar diluted with the same amount of water is also quite good.


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