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I have just purchased a Skoda Fabia 1 HTP 60 (2007 new spec) 1.2

I am very happy with this car, however it loos as though the old window wipers have scrubbed a swathe of minute scratches across their path.

It doesn't really obscure my view especially if I raise the driver's chair. 

My question is: is there anyway of rectifying the screen other than replacing the windscreen?

 

No, not really

On 23/08/2019 at 11:25, JGHof said:

rectifying the screen other than replacing

Sorry no.

If the scratches are fine (as not too deep) you might be able to polish them out or reduce them with a paste made up with "Jewellers Rouge" and water

31 minutes ago, nige8021 said:

If the scratches are fine (as not too deep) you might be able to polish them out or reduce them with a paste made up with "Jewellers Rouge" and water

 

You must be kidding.

 

Just pay the insurance excess, usually £75, and have it replaced.

On 23/08/2019 at 14:22, nige8021 said:

polish them out or reduce them with a paste made up with "Jewellers Rouge" and water

Life is too short, unless the Fabia 1 windscreen is made of unobtainium and priced accordingly.

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Many thanks, will go for the excess payment: hadn't realise that I could go down that route for scratches.

 

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