Original VW auto glass restoration suggestions??

I'm not sure about Autoglass but I recently restored a glass table top which had been used outside for a number of years and was stained from bore (ground) water and minerals deposits from pot plants In fact it looked more like a shadow-board where the pot had been sitting.

Anyway, I used a No 2 cutting polish which I've also used on my 78 Kombi's chalky rust stained paintwork. I worked in the shade and in small patches as per the instructions on the tin, also I used pieces of old towelling which I replaced regularly.

This removed all the major crap and then I detailed any cloudy spots with "Kerstens Original Chromglanz" which is a German (?) cleaning and polishing paste I use on Chrome work. It's basically a Jewlers Rouge or very fine abraasive paste for polishing metals, glass, & plastics.

Hope this helps.

Cheers,

John (Smegggg - RedDwarf)

I picked up a polishing powder (rouge maybe) from a local glass place. I mixed it with water to form a paste then used my dremel to polish out some fine scratches on some early pop-outs I got for my '60. It worked very well, as long as the scratches weren't too deep. Pay special attention around the logos though (I'm sure you already knew that :o) ).