What to Do When Car Glass Near Construction Site Can't Be Cleaned?
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Use a dry cloth to wipe it, then clean it directly with glass cleaner, and finally wipe it clean with a warm, damp cloth. You can apply some toothpaste to the spots and then wipe them. Wipe the car glass with a damp cloth first, then use a clean damp cloth dipped in a little alcohol to scrub the car glass vigorously. Use sandpaper specifically designed for car cleaning, and then restore the gloss of the car surface by waxing.
Yesterday, my car was parked near a construction site for several days, and the windows were covered in a layer of grayish stuff that was really hard to wash off—super annoying. This situation is most likely caused by construction dust or hardened cement residue sticking to the glass, turning into stubborn stains. I tried rinsing it with plain water, but it didn’t work well. Later, I used a professional glass cleaner, sprayed it on, let it sit for about ten minutes, and gently wiped it with a soft cloth. Remember, don’t use hard brushes or steel wool—scratching the glass would make things worse. If the construction site is dusty, check the wind direction before parking and find a sheltered spot to avoid trouble. If the stains are severe, it’s better to take it to a car wash early—after all, blurred vision while driving is too dangerous. Safety comes first.
