How do I remove the 5 most difficult things from car glass?

Removing difficult things from your auto glass doesn’t have to be hard. It is important to know that poor visibility causes accidents just as much as environmental causes or improper driving. Here are ways to go about removing difficult things from your auto glass, based on what the material is.

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1.Tree Sap

Parking your car under a tree can cause tree sap to get onto your auto glass. Tree sap can be a real challenge to get rid of on auto glass. Make sure to not turn on the windshield wipers as this will only smear the tree sap more across the windshield.

Remove the sap by using rubbing alcohol or hand sanitizer and a lint free cloth. Pour a small amount of diluted alcohol onto a rag, lay it on the sap spot, and let it soak for one minute. Then, use the rag to rub the area, adding more alcohol and wiping until it is gone. Lastly, clean up all residue using a clean lint-free rag and glass cleaner.

2. Acid Rain Stains

Acid rain can cause a lot of damage to vehicles. Though it may not pose any great risk to windshields or windows, it can certainly decrease visibility. For tough acid rain stains, there is a cheap solution. Clean the car glass with white vinegar and water. You can fill a spray bottle with one cup of vinegar diluted in one quart of water. Use a clean part of a microfiber cloth or paper towel each time you wipe the glass. It should dry clean and streak free.

3. Window Tint

Here’s how to remove window tinting film. Use a hairdryer or heat gun to loosen the adhesive on the window tint. Put it on the high setting and hold it about two inches from the glass. Lift the edges away from the glass with a plastic scraper. Work in sections, heating the tinting film and peeling it off. Use a clean lint-free rag and WD-40 to rub off any adhesive still sticking to the window. Finally, clean the car window with glass cleaner and paper towel.

4. Decals

You will need soap and water, a plastic scraper, adhesive remover, a lint-free rag and glass cleaner. First, soak and then scrub the decal with soapy water. Next, use a plastic scraper to remove the decal. If the decal is stubborn, try heating the area first with a hairdryer. Adhesive remover can get rid of any remaining adhesive. Finally, use glass cleaner and a lint-free rag to clean everything off of the window.Aussie Auto-glass near you.

5. Ice

Everyone hates standing out in the cold and slowly chipping away at ice on the windshield. One handy way to dissolve the ice quickly is to spray it with a rubbing alcohol* solution. Keep a spray bottle filled with ⅔ rubbing alcohol and ⅓ water in your garage. A quick spray across the windshield will dissolve the ice and, unlike regular water, it won’t refreeze to the glass.

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