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Cleaning My Car Glass that damaged from Phosphate plant
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[QUOTE="Kevin McHugh, post: 5455341, member: 551890"] Get some glass polish (or jewelers rouge), a drill and polishing ball. Mother's or MaGuires makes both. Do not stay in one place very long or you will distort the glass. You will probably not get all of the etching out, but you can improve on the situation. [/QUOTE]
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