I would like to ask for some advise on FlyBy30 application and CeriGlass glass polisher. and here is my story and experience.
Last weekend I did started by washing the car and then Polish the windshield with CeriGlass, using DA polisher and Rayon pads, and found out that first of it is really hard to remove, but using an IPA cleaner or Eraser does a better job, but despite that I ran into issues that, the the glass imperfections and small dents that the glass has remain filled with product and seems to be impossible to remove.
I ended up with a polished glass but loaded with white dots as I hope can be seen on the pictures, thus, decided not to apply FlyBy30 just yet but instead to ask for feedback, what would be the best option here? should I go ahead and pressure wash rinse the windshield after polishing?
I did try to use Eraser on a small section to see if it removes more, but the dents do not clear totally, so for my non-experienced eyes it ended up looking worst, as the white dots does show up more the glass imperfections.
It worth mentioning that yes, the windshield does have some heavy dents on some places, it is a 5 years old daily use windshield so that is expected.
Attached are some images I took after applying CeriGlass and heavy, heavy cleaning with IPA. as shown the results are not near what I was expecting but I believe that glass polishing will never remove all those small dots you see at direct sunshine (not even talking about the big dents).
Lastly but not least I wanted to check whatever using heat-gun after FlyBy30 application was still recommended, I saw this on some videos but not on the instructions. I do have a heat-gun so no problems at using it, just wanted to check it would do better or not, as the product will be applied outdoors and the temperature in my country atm is winter about 10deg Celsius.
Well, thanks everyone who has took the time to read my story and any feedback is appreciated, apologize for my English.
Last weekend I did started by washing the car and then Polish the windshield with CeriGlass, using DA polisher and Rayon pads, and found out that first of it is really hard to remove, but using an IPA cleaner or Eraser does a better job, but despite that I ran into issues that, the the glass imperfections and small dents that the glass has remain filled with product and seems to be impossible to remove.
I ended up with a polished glass but loaded with white dots as I hope can be seen on the pictures, thus, decided not to apply FlyBy30 just yet but instead to ask for feedback, what would be the best option here? should I go ahead and pressure wash rinse the windshield after polishing?
I did try to use Eraser on a small section to see if it removes more, but the dents do not clear totally, so for my non-experienced eyes it ended up looking worst, as the white dots does show up more the glass imperfections.
It worth mentioning that yes, the windshield does have some heavy dents on some places, it is a 5 years old daily use windshield so that is expected.
Attached are some images I took after applying CeriGlass and heavy, heavy cleaning with IPA. as shown the results are not near what I was expecting but I believe that glass polishing will never remove all those small dots you see at direct sunshine (not even talking about the big dents).
Lastly but not least I wanted to check whatever using heat-gun after FlyBy30 application was still recommended, I saw this on some videos but not on the instructions. I do have a heat-gun so no problems at using it, just wanted to check it would do better or not, as the product will be applied outdoors and the temperature in my country atm is winter about 10deg Celsius.
Well, thanks everyone who has took the time to read my story and any feedback is appreciated, apologize for my English.