What's happening to my windshield?
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What's happening to my windshield?
This morning on my way to work, my 5 year old son asked me if it was raining since he said there were so many tiny rain drops on the windshield. It’s a bright sunny morning, and my windshield was clean. I noticed those dots as well, and they appeared to be tiny stone chips all over the windshield. I estimated there are about 10 dots per square inch, and covers the entire windshield. My coupe has exactly 3000 miles now. None of the other cars I owned had this much chips this early. The G has been driven all on clean city roads, and the car was not used during winter time when salts and sands were all over the roads. Is this happening to any other Gs?
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Originally Posted by G35cJ
This morning on my way to work, my 5 year old son asked me if it was raining since he said there were so many tiny rain drops on the windshield. It’s a bright sunny morning, and my windshield was clean. I noticed those dots as well, and they appeared to be tiny stone chips all over the windshield. I estimated there are about 10 dots per square inch, and covers the entire windshield. My coupe has exactly 3000 miles now. None of the other cars I owned had this much chips this early. The G has been driven all on clean city roads, and the car was not used during winter time when salts and sands were all over the roads. Is this happening to any other Gs?
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I have both, a million tiny road chips from my highway driving, and tree sap.
The rock chips are permanent, the tree sap can be removed easily by filling your car wash bucket with hot water, and then dilute it with your garden hose. The warm water helps to loosen and remove the sap quite easily.
Alcohol will remove the tree sap as well, then give it a shot of Rain-X. Helps with the next removal and keeps the water sliding off when it rains......
The rock chips are permanent, the tree sap can be removed easily by filling your car wash bucket with hot water, and then dilute it with your garden hose. The warm water helps to loosen and remove the sap quite easily.
Alcohol will remove the tree sap as well, then give it a shot of Rain-X. Helps with the next removal and keeps the water sliding off when it rains......
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