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Old 06-20-2008, 09:06 PM   #2 (permalink)
Alex05SSR
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I read somewhere years ago that one of the tricks of the car show crowd was to clean the glass w/chrome polish. Makes sense as it certainly won't streak chrome. Has anyone tried or heard of this? Wondering how it would be on a street rod.
Yep, it works since it has a very mild abrasive in it. I've used Simichrome on my windshield before. As I said, it works good, but it is a rather expensive way to clean one's windshield. I only use it occasionally on real stubborn water spots/etching.

By the way, I also heard that toothpaste is a cheaper way to go.
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