2 Tablespoons Glycerin
2 Tablespoons Jeweler's Rouge
2 Tablespoons Water
First mix the ingredients in a small bowl. The compound must be mixed very vigorously. Once the compound is mixed, place some on the starched area and rub gently. If you window is scratched/cracked deep be careful you dont shatter it!
Once the compound is applied, allow to dry for 20-30 seconds. After the compound has dried, use mild soapy water to clean off. Again, if your scratches are deep, you might have to repeat this a few times.
It’s usually good to repeat this process very 6 months or so, since the scratches will eventually come back.
For the Jeweler's Rouge...only buy ones that are red. The Ferric Oxide gives it it's red color. There is white Jeweler's Rouge...but its garbage. You can get the Glycerin at pretty much any drug store.
I'd definitely also recommend using a Purified bottled water that doesn't have the mineral content that Tap/Spring does.
