Can dishwashing liquid remove oil film from car windshields?
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"Usually, the doors replaced at 4S stores are also original factory parts. As long as the installation is professional, there is no difference from the original. The difference lies in the paint finish of later-installed doors. Original factory doors are painted as part of the whole vehicle, while later-installed doors are painted separately. Generally speaking, the doors replaced at 4S service centers are mostly original factory doors. As long as the installation process is professional, there should be no significant difference between the new door and the original door. The original door is painted as part of the whole vehicle, while the new door is painted separately. Additionally, there should be no major differences in quality or fit compared to the original. It is important to note that for minor issues, such as dents or slight scratches on the car door, there is no need to replace the door. Only consider a full replacement if the damage cannot be repaired. Many people worry that replacing original parts, including the car door, may lead to depreciation of the vehicle." "Dishwashing liquid can remove oil film from windshields because it contains hydrophilic and lipophilic components, which help dissolve oil and water, thereby removing oil stains. Other methods to remove oil film: Using an eraser or clay bar: Both have adhesive properties that can lift oil residue from the windshield; Using newspaper: Newspaper has some oil-absorbing properties. Wet the newspaper and wipe the windshield to remove oil film; Using specialized oil film removers: Before application, clean the windshield to avoid scratches from dirt, then spray the remover; Getting a professional polish at a 4S store: Visit a specialized 4S store for a windshield polish treatment, which effectively removes oil film."
