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Aluminum brightener on windshield

I accidentlly got aluminum brightener on a winshield and it made it milky looking , looking through the windshield is there a safe removal other than replacing the windshield.

chris
- china grove, North Carolina
2003

First, there are new products out on the market that are a replacement for HF aluminum brightener that won't burn glass. Their is a jeweler's rouge ⇦ this on eBay or Amazon [affil links] that you can use to buff out the glass to remove the white haze.

Steve Belak
- Chicago, Illinois, USA
2004

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