What to Do If the Car Glass Can't Be Cleaned After Parking Near a Construction Site?

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MacCassidy
07/30/25 12:38am
For general dust on car glass, it is recommended to wipe it off with a dry cloth, but the fabric should not be too hard to avoid scratching the glass. After wiping, clean it directly with glass cleaner. Stains are usually difficult to remove with just a dry cloth. You can apply some toothpaste to the stains and then wipe them off. You can first wipe the glass with a damp cloth, then use a clean damp cloth dipped in a little alcohol or even liquor. Use sandpaper specifically designed for car cleaning to remove paint or oil stains, and then restore the car's surface gloss by waxing.
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