Tree gunk on windscreen

twopenny

I've found something 🙂

Went into local hardware to have a look. I need some window cleaner anyway.
Found nothing under motoring but standard window cleaner had Astonish which is a good doer on the carpet cleaner.

Spray, rub with paper towel and repeated. Then use the screen washer. 
It got 95%off and now I can see where I'm going.

This didn't work with other products.

Beeblebr0x

Arundmor said:

Beeblebr0x said:

Definitely NOT wire wool.

Well you see that is where you are just plain wrong.  Go and try it before you post.

I did. Read my previous post.

Arunmor

Beeblebr0x said:

Arundmor said:

Beeblebr0x said:

Definitely NOT wire wool.

Well you see that is where you are just plain wrong.  Go and try it before you post.

I did. Read my previous post.

I have, pot scourers are not wire wool.

Beeblebr0x

Arunmor said:

Beeblebr0x said:

Arundmor said:

Beeblebr0x said:

Definitely NOT wire wool.

Well you see that is where you are just plain wrong.  Go and try it before you post.

I did. Read my previous post.

I have, pot scourers are not wire wool.

I wasn't talking about Brillo pads, just washing up scourers. Some are sold as non-scratch, therefore others must be liable to scratch.

tedted

a lot of pot scourers can be wire wool if you want to use wire wool fine is ok for glass the type you can burn with a lighter

Grey_Critic

Arunmor said:

Try wire wool (on glass only).

NEVER EVER WIRE WOOL

You can buw Plastic Scubbers -Lots of hot soapy water and the pan scrub if really bad. I keep a bucket at the bottom of the drive where I park and give the windscreen wash with a sponge when I go out or come back.

Arunmor

Oh well the flat earthers are fixated on pot scourers, goodness knows why.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOhqqc1syfg&ab_channel=NextLevelDIY

forgotmyname

Daughters car had those black spots from parking under a tree and I bought some of the cheap blue clay
from Amazon that they advertise for car detailing.

She was washing her car and I got a small cap of the car shampoo to wet the clay and it removed the spots
easily.

I had some expensive clay but did not want to waste it removing so many black spots and surprised how
easily the cheap stuff removed them.

mallymal

Looks like tar… you can buy a specific tar remover at car accessory shops

Silverpete

Try WD40 - it dissolves most resins