How to Repair Scratches on a Car Windshield?

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VonKiara
07/30/25 9:12am
Methods for repairing scratches on a car windshield: 1. Polishing removal: Small and shallow scratches can be removed by polishing. Since polishing causes some loss of glass, larger areas may affect visibility. Therefore, for safety reasons, it is recommended that car owners choose to replace the windshield directly. 2. Professional repair shop: For deeper scratches, it is advisable to take the car to a professional repair shop for restoration. 3. Windshield scratch repair agent: Slowly apply the gel along the crack in the glass, being patient to avoid uneven surfaces, which can be particularly noticeable under sunlight. 4. Toothpaste for scratch removal: Apply a small amount of toothpaste to the scratched area, wipe gently with a soft cloth, and then rinse with water. This method can also help prevent rust formation.
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