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Do you mean rubber deposits left by the blades or by scratches left by foreign matter dragged along by the blades??

I suspect you are talking about the latter since the rubber deposits will come off with anything slightly abrasive - like T-Cut. Scratches are another matter and will depend on how deep they are. Minor scratches you may be able to polish out - again, T-Cut or some jewellers rouge might do it - but anything more serious might need a professional polisher. There are companies around who specialise in it - GlasWeld is one of them. Likely to be a lot cheaper than a new windscreen.

Regards

Dave
 
Thanks Guys - its the scratches I was talking about. They arent too deep so maybe some t-cut as you say or the nanotech. I'll give them a try
 

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