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Clear Coat On The Windows

how could I make it go away?becauze I got some clear coat on my windows which are already put in my model car?thanks
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Re: Clear Coat On The Windows

Nail polish remover
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Re: Clear Coat On The Windows

nail polish remover really? i have a window i did with clear and it like etched the plastic!?! it does that lot on windows? and nail polish fixxes it?
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Re: Re: Clear Coat On The Windows

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nail polish remover really? i have a window i did with clear and it like etched the plastic!?! it does that lot on windows? and nail polish fixxes it?
Make sure its NON ACETONE...other wise you can do a Window to puddle conversion.
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Re: Re: Re: Clear Coat On The Windows

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Make sure its NON ACETONE...other wise you can do a Window to puddle conversion.

haha yup! i might try. i got an old old mustang with clear coated windows and so i might try that to fix them! and fix the car!
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Re: Clear Coat On The Windows

If it etched the plastic I'm not sure if it will remove it.
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