WINDSHIELD POLISHING

THIS VIDEO IS ABOUT POLISHING OUT SCRATCHING IN MY 1971 PA-28 CHEROKEE WINDSHIELD USING FLITZ POLISH. 1500 GRIT SANDPAPER FOLLOWED BY 2000 GRIT WAS USED TO REMOVE BLEMISHES. THEN THE FLITZ POLISH WAS USED TO CLEAR UP THE WINDSHIELD.

[@peekstr]

Plexicoat. It's an AeroShell product. That's what we use on that massive Bell windscreen...

[@aubreywright385]

I've been polishing the headlights on my car with a PC7424 DA polisher. Looks like too much product was used(I use 3"foam pads with just 3 pea-sized drops). I would divide each of those windshields into quarters and use a DA on them. I'm not sure that buffer wheel set-up is getting enough contact to do the job. I'm in the middle of the learning curve polishing the stainless x-pipe and mufflers on my car with buffing wheels and rouge compounds. Best of luck!

[@TheAvaiator23]

Great video

[@airparklivin5460]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Johnhavnen]

You need a buffer !

[@claude7473]

Better results with an orbital polisher and safer.

[@davidlj3]

Which product exactly are you using? I was on their site and don't see anything about airplane windshields.

[@airparklivin5460]

Flitz, I am sorry for the late reply. I just found the message.

[@davidlj3]

@@airparklivin5460 So the paste polish on their site that is for metals, fiberglass, plastic, and paint is the one then? Looks to me like that's the only one.

[@airparklivin5460]

@@davidlj3 yes.