what about not deep scratches on windshield?
1557136
Usually when there is a crack these repair kits work like a vacuum sucking the resin into the crack.. If it's not a deep scratch, you could use the pin provided to etch away a little at it so the resin has somethin to grab on to or you could forget the vacume tube all together if its a shallow scratch and just try to spread it on and use the provided film to try to fill the scratch. All the kits I've tried generally work the same. My repair has been through a month of winter and negative degree weather and the chip/crack hasn't gotten any worse. If you have any chip or scratch I'd recommend using any glass repair product. Good luck!
1557137
Usually when there is a crack these repair kits work like a vacuum sucking the resin into the crack.. If it's not a deep scratch, you could use the pin provided to etch away a little at it so the resin has somethin to grab on to or you could forget the vacume tube all together if its a shallow scratch and just try to spread it on and use the provided film to try to fill the scratch. All the kits I've tried generally work the same. My repair has been through a month of winter and negative degree weather and the chip/crack hasn't gotten any worse. If you have any chip or scratch I'd recommend using any glass repair product. Good luck! Usually when there is a crack these repair kits work like a vacuum sucking the resin into the crack.. If it's not a deep scratch, you could use the pin provided to etch away a little at it so the resin has somethin to grab on to or you could forget the vacume tube all together if its a shallow scratch and just try to spread it on and use the provided film to try to fill the scratch. All the kits I've tried generally work the same. My repair has been through a month of winter and negative degree weather and the chip/crack hasn't gotten any worse. If you have any chip or scratch I'd recommend... » Read More Usually when there is a crack these repair kits work like a vacuum sucking the resin into the crack.. If it's not a deep scratch, you could use the pin provided to etch away a little at it so the resin has somethin to grab on to or you could forget the vacume tube all together if its a shallow scratch and just try to spread it on and use the provided film to try to fill the scratch. All the kits I've tried generally work the same. My repair has been through a month of winter and negative degree weather and the chip/crack hasn't gotten any worse. If you have any chip or scratch I'd recommend using any glass repair product. Good luck! « Show Less
1557138
Living in New England I tend to get scratches and chips monthly and I use the kit.I simply apply the resin and cover it with the uv drying mechanism provided and it takes care our the scratch. You might be able to catch a small part of it with your nail I would say makes it 99 percent invisible I highly recommend it....I'm super picky about my car I grave used it probably 10 times for tint nicks.
516304
Mine hasn't scratched...I'm aways careful when I put in the console. It really comes in handy - just not for drinks. I only remove it when someone is with me. Only suggestion I have if he worries you - insert a small cloth to prevent any scratching.
1161648
That's not what it's for. If you're looking for a product that removes scratches from the body of a vehicle, try http://goo.gl/AFj0q
2426
I don't believe so, but I do believe windshields are all tempered glass. Look online about your particular model. I don't think tint affects that in the least.
371089
Deep scratch is relative. As long as the scratch has not cut completely through the bumper, the glazing compound should work fine. File down all high spots. Use an auto putty spreader. Use thin multiple applications as opposed to a single application. Wet sand.
1088888
The one I have is on the back windshield, on the outside. My last one lasted abt 2 1/2 yrs. Just watch in the winter if your windshield ices up and you go to scrape it. I always left that area alone. :-)
2259492
I have tinted rear windows from the factory and no, they are not scratched when using these door guards. After market tints might be a different situation though.
1526120
I have had mine for a short time but I have had no scratches on the back nor other parts,meaning none.
1771366
It has a plastic mount for the handlebar so it should not have scratch issues.
1307368
It doesn't leave marks & went on smoothly. However mine has scratches Since I Throw It In My bag.
1878801
If your scratches are truly minor, this would work, but use it only where needed. Your original finish is probably better as is if it is in "good" condition. Use this on the scratches and follow up with a true wax, not a polish, on the rest of the car.
1975556
Not only do they scratch easily but they also become opaque from Sun exposure. Law enforcement does not like that and Weathertech will not warrantee them beyond three years. Return for credit if you can and source them elsewhere.
2224149
I put it on my car and did not scratch my car. I had to get a cloth towel to protect a pedal from scratching my car. I put it on a miata and the pedal gets to close to the trunk.
967241
My cover is fine. The interior is not made of a material that will scratch a car finish. However, the car is always clean when I cover it
1764362
I've had it for nearly a year now with daily use... i can tell you that it has no scratches. the glass top is covered by a plastic film... just remove it if you'd like.. it's a protection measure for the glass.
1479135
To be honest with you I'm not sure I've only used it to remove all light and medium scratches from the windshield. But I would think that to accomplish what you want to do, you have to get some sort of grinder to ease the edges of the glass but I'm sure there's someone more qualified That could give you a better answer.
898451
I'm not entirely sure, because I have not used it for auto glass. But, I can tell you that they do not scratch anything that I have used them on (like the green ones would).