Help with rear window

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  1. Tylermav94

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    Do I need to replace this rear windsheild or is there a trick to fixing these scratches? There decently deep. Any help would be awesome. Thanks guys.
     

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    71gold Frank Cooper Supporting Member

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    replace...:yup:
     
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    That one looks done.. They can polish lighter stuff out but not that... If your coming for a trip to the island anytime soon I got a 2 spares now I'd be willing to sell one lol. You should hopefully be able to buy a used one somewhat local seems to be a few out there all the time
     
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    Must have been one hell of an ice scraper! Replace...
     
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    looks like someone drug a polar bear off the car...:yup:
     
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    The trick to fixing it, is to replace it. Then quit using the car to haul barbwire around on the roof luggage rack.
     
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    I rescued the car from an autowrecker for 250$ from behind a pile of tires and scrap metal. So all the dings scratches n war wounds came with the car.
     
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