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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It probably was a nasty pigeon, in the short look I got of it, it did sort of have a grayish coloring to it. I'm going to try the baking powder (soda?) idea eventually. And have a razor on standby.
Oh, yeah, rubbing compound. I happen to have a bottle of that in the car. Couldn't hurt to give it a try. I'll have to rub it by hand though. Don't have an orbital.
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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
Oh, yeah, rubbing compound. I happen to have a bottle of that in the car. Couldn't hurt to give it a try. I'll have to rub it by hand though. Don't have an orbital.
