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si_civic · 11-10-2006, 01:13 AM

As most people know, I'm a professional detailer.

Seeing these small dots on my windshield annoyed to me to no extreme. At break today, I brought her into the bay and used a MEDIUM-GRADE claybar and window cleaner. I didn't have to use a lubricant spray because its on the windshield. Microfibered it dry, and WHAM! Gone!

I'm going to do it again tomorrow at home when I won't feel rushed. I have NO idea what this stuff is/was. A lot of people who own 06/07 Civics apparently have this problem.

I've seen very silly responses ranging from "it's a gaseous mixture between the panes for anti-glare" to "very small rock chips".

Well, they're neither. It comes off. If you have this problem invest in a claybar, it'll work wonders on your windshield.

EDIT: Please make sure your windshield is CLEAN and DRY before spraying on cleaner and rubbing on claybar. Don't do this in direct sunlight either.

Darryl.

11-10-2006, 01:13 AM	#1 (permalink)
si_civic Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: B.C. ,Canada Age: 34 Posts: 4,612 A/Cst.D.F.Abate	Small Dots on windshield FIX. As most people know, I'm a professional detailer. Seeing these small dots on my windshield annoyed to me to no extreme. At break today, I brought her into the bay and used a MEDIUM-GRADE claybar and window cleaner. I didn't have to use a lubricant spray because its on the windshield. Microfibered it dry, and WHAM! Gone! I'm going to do it again tomorrow at home when I won't feel rushed. I have NO idea what this stuff is/was. A lot of people who own 06/07 Civics apparently have this problem. I've seen very silly responses ranging from "it's a gaseous mixture between the panes for anti-glare" to "very small rock chips". Well, they're neither. It comes off. If you have this problem invest in a claybar, it'll work wonders on your windshield. EDIT: Please make sure your windshield is CLEAN and DRY before spraying on cleaner and rubbing on claybar. Don't do this in direct sunlight either. Darryl.
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