- Alert Scratches on the Film Glass
Generally the owner of the car will use the function of window film to coat the inside of the glass so as not to scratch. This is effective to prevent objects from scratching the glass, but that does not mean that the window film can not be scratched.
It is important to remain vigilant and careful when inserting any object in the car. That way, the slightest scratch will not damage the window film and disturb the vision.
- Keep Cleaning Glass Routinely
Glass has a wide field so easy to get dirt. Dust stuck, rain water, even splashing water from other vehicles potentially leave stains.
Clean it immediately if there is a stain on the glass. Letting the stain last too long will only make it more difficult to clean. Some stains such as animal waste and tree sap are so difficult to remove. To remove such stains, use a damp cloth to wipe it so that the stain can disappear without leaving a scratch.
- Clean the Glass with Clean Lap
The condition of lap is also very influential in car glass care to keep looking shiny. A soft, clean cloth will prevent scratches on the glass.
When you use a rough cloth, scratches will be caused by the fibers of the cloth. While on a dirty lap, dust that sticks can be a scratch. You also need to provide two buckets of water to be able to distinguish which ones to rinse the cloth and which ones to wash the car glass.
- Direct Dry After Wet
Wet glass due to rain or after washing is usually susceptible to fungus. This is the reason why you should always dry the windshield as soon as possible.
If it is already moldy, then you can use a special glass cleaner to polish the section. Although the results are very satisfactory, using glass cleaning fluid should not be too often because it can make the surface layer of glass thinner.
- Check Routine Wiper Rubber Condition
Scratches can also be caused by wiper movements, especially when the rubber conditions harden. It is important for you to regularly check the condition of wiper rubber.
The way is easy, you just need to move the rubber wiper to test the flexibility. If it is felt hard, then immediately replace the wiper rubber. Generally, the wiper rubber must be replaced at least once a year to prevent permanent scratches from occurring on the glass
