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What if any way to restore the glass in old mustangs an what is the best way to do it? An what can I use to do the job thanks for any help they are not real bad but would like to keep them.
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Depnds on what the issue is. If there are scratches that you can snag a fingernial on I'm afraid you are out of luck, the scratch can be polished out but there will be optical distorsion.
For other problems Eastwood makes a polishing kit that will clear up wiper haze and such.
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I have several old windshields I need to get rid of, does anyone know where I can take them?
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Local dump!
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I agree. Unless you could find someone who could use them, I'm afraid they'll go in the ground. I know the recycling places around here wont take them due to the cellulose between the layers....the safety part of safety glass.
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You could always make them into coffee tables
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