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Glass Scratch Remover Polish for Windscreens

Glass Scratch Remover Polish for Windscreens

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A scratch cuts across your windscreen and every drive reminds you it is still there.

A fine scratch across your windscreen catches the light at every junction and glare makes it worse at night. Regular cleaning products do nothing, and a garage visit costs far more than the scratch is worth. This glass polishing cream works directly on the affected area using the included double-sided sponge applicator — buffing away surface scratches, water spots and oxidation with circular motions until the glass clears. The result is a noticeably cleaner, clearer surface without leaving home.

Benefits

  • No more garage bills: Surface scratches, stubborn water spots and oxidation marks disappear at home — no appointments, no waiting, no extra costs.
  • Minutes instead of hours: The included double-sided sponge makes application straightforward enough to see a visible improvement in just a few circular strokes — no grinding or machine polishing required.
  • No need to second-guess compatibility: The formula works across windscreens, eyeglass lenses, bathroom mirrors, glass tables and household windows — so you do not have to check whether it will work before using it.

Specifications

  • Colour: White
  • Material: Polishing compound
  • Net weight: 30 g or 50 g
  • Contents: 1 x glass scratch remover polish including applicator sponge

How to Use

  1. Prepare: Clean the glass surface thoroughly and allow it to dry completely so that dust and dirt do not interfere with the result.
  2. Apply: Apply the cream to the scratch using the included double-sided sponge and work it in with circular motions until the cloudiness fades.
  3. Wipe off: Remove any residue with a clean cloth and assess the clarity of the glass directly — repeat once if needed.

Pro Tip: Test the polish on a small, inconspicuous corner of the glass first — particularly on tinted or coated windscreens, a quick patch test before treating the full area will save you from any unwanted surprises.