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Is it OK to claybar the windscreen
Is it OK to claybar the windscreen? I have had bad experiences using aggressive abrasive glass cleaners on my Merc, so claybar a windscreen being a totally unabrasive process sounds good to me.

Anyone who has done it?
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Yes, it is absolutely ok to use clay on glass. I do it all the time.
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2nd! I've used clay on the windshield plenty of times with good results
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Is it OK to claybar the windscreen? I have had bad experiences using aggressive abrasive glass cleaners on my Merc, so claybar a windscreen being a totally unabrasive process sounds good to me.

Anyone who has done it?

Zymol Lehm Klay is a good safe bar to use.

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thanks for the responses.

Phew... looking forward to a spotfree windscreen again!
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If I clay it, can I then HD-Cleanse it (the zymol product)?
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i just clayed all the exterior glass on my cayman yesterday. terrific results!
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