Scratch Removal For Rear Window and Cautions
SCRATCH REMOVAL FOR REAR WINDOW:Materials:
^ Finish Kare # 215 scratch remover.
^ Finish Kare # 218 protectant.
^ A diaper of similar close weave soft cloth for polishing the rear window.
1. After washing if scratches are visible on the rear window, apply Finish Kare # 215 with a clean close weave soft cloth such as a diaper. Rub vigorously using horizontal and vertical strokes, do not use a circular motion.
2. Apply #215 to the inside surface of the rear window in the same manner after thoroughly cleaning.
3. Allow cleaner to dry (haze) and then buff clear using the same horizontal and vertical strokes and a clean cloth.
4. If scratches are still visible, identify which side of the rear window is scratched and repeat the procedure.
5. Protect the surface of the window material with # 218 using only horizontal and vertical strokes and a clean cloth. Maximum protection from environmental damage is provided by reapplying # 218 every 30 days.
REAR WINDOW CAUTIONS:
^ After washing make sure the top is completely dry before lowering to avoid water stains on interior materials and mildew damage to the rear window.
^ If the coating on the rear window is scratched or removed, the window will become hazed and mildew may form. These conditions will rapidly degrade the rear window and possibly damage the top material also.
^ Mildew may occur more rapidly if the top remains lowered for extended lengths of time under damp conditions. Mildew appears brownish in color and may give off an undesirable odor. No amount of cleaning can reverse this condition. If it occurs, the window must be replaced.
^ Do not use a dry cloth to remove even the slightest amount of dust. Use a soft cotton cloth saturated with water and gently wipe crosswise on the window.
^ Do not use a scraper, de-icing chemicals or sprays to remove frost, snow or ice from the window. In an emergency, warm water (never hot) may be used. Hot water may cause permanent warping or shrinking of the window material.
^ Do not use solvents, such as: alcohol, nail polish remover, or paint thinners on the window.
^ Do not use bleach, ammonia, window cleaner or all-purpose house-hold cleaners on the window.
^ Do not use unapproved surface protectants, beautifiers or silicone-based dressings on the window. These chemical solutions may remove the protective coating from the window.
^ Do not use unapproved plastic cleaners, polishes, or waxes on the window.
^ Do not apply advertising stickers, gummed labels, or adhesive tape to the window. Such items will damage the rear window.