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  • chemical stain on rearview mirror

    i received this e-mail from a client recently and cant seem to offer an appropriate solution to help him.
    heres what he said...

    I was cleaning my felt ceiling of my car on the weekend and some over spray (dots) from the meguirs carpet and upholstery cleaner landed on my aftermarket rear view mirror.

    i didnt think much of it and thought i'd remove it 2 minutes later when it came time to scrub the stains off the ceiling.

    to my surprise, it appears that the droplets of meguirs solution has burnt into the rear view mirror, and despite trying metho, propanol, hot water, glass cleaner, windex and rain-x it's still there!!

    what can i do? is there a chemical in the meguirs cleaner that may burn mirrors? surely it can be removed...

    thanks!


    what do u think guys?
    All people give pleasure : some when they arrive, others when they leave

  • #2
    I've seen NXT wax reccomended in other threads
    Scott Neth
    Meguiars-There is NO other-
    http://www.godwriter.net

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    • #3
      Have you tried distilled white vinegar?

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      • #4
        I've never heard of anything like this happening before?

        Mirror's are generally glass and I don't think this product is strong enough to etch glass, perhaps it's just the residue sitting on top of the glass? If so, a small piece of clay, or a paint cleaner should remove it.
        Mike Phillips
        760-515-0444
        showcargarage@gmail.com

        "Find something you like and use it often"

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        • #5
          Hey,

          I have never heard of anything like that before either. I would try Mike's suggestion of using clay to remove any residue.

          Tim
          Tim Lingor's Product Reviews

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          • #6
            thx guys i'll try some clay and if that doesnt work i'll give some polish a go. will keep you updated on what happens
            All people give pleasure : some when they arrive, others when they leave

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            • #7
              well it was extremely hard to capture but here is what i was talking about.



              it was removed quite simply with some polish

              All people give pleasure : some when they arrive, others when they leave

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