Bird Strike...
This has become interesting...a few weeks ago, on my trip down to San Felipe, a large pigeon sized bird made a mistake and bashed right into the middle of my passenger side windshield. While I was tra...
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Well Jim,
This is kinda funny and or interesting. Glass is not penetrable, for the most part anyways. Can it be stained, well, yeah it can but, I would definitely think, NOT BY A BIRD STRIKE. Anyway, I've used actual rubbing compound and or polishing compound on my windshields in the past. There's zero damage and, in actuality, the glass is a tad smoother so, the wipers just sort of glide right over when it rains. But, if you can get your hands on some 3M rubbing compound, and a machine (not one of those cheesy random orbital $29.00 ones either), I'd bet the farm you'll lose that bird strike evidence.
Scott
This is kinda funny and or interesting. Glass is not penetrable, for the most part anyways. Can it be stained, well, yeah it can but, I would definitely think, NOT BY A BIRD STRIKE. Anyway, I've used actual rubbing compound and or polishing compound on my windshields in the past. There's zero damage and, in actuality, the glass is a tad smoother so, the wipers just sort of glide right over when it rains. But, if you can get your hands on some 3M rubbing compound, and a machine (not one of those cheesy random orbital $29.00 ones either), I'd bet the farm you'll lose that bird strike evidence.
Scott
