I received writing all over my windows with white shoepolish. I have removed the majority, but some of it is just sooooo stubborn. Any tricks of the trade?

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'92 300E
'74 Vette

Did ya get married? If so...congrats! When I got married, my brother wrote on my car's windows with Elmer's Glue! After 2 weeks on holiday, those scribblings were resilient to say the least!

Sorry, just had to tell the Forum what an A#$%@&*E my brother was that day...your solution is a new razor blade and LOTS of Windex

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Best regards, Michael
'92 500E
'88 300TE

Have you tried acetone?

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Dean
Santa Barbara, CA
ICQ #300030
1974 280C
1984 300SD

I know it sounds strange, but Bon-Ami in the square can is reportedly exceptionally good for cleaning windows.
"Hasn't scratched yet!"

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Bruce R. 98 SLK
MBCA
Greater Washington Section
Need more POWER !

Didn't get married, only 17 =) It was a school thing....

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'92 300E
'74 Vette

Start with Windex. Everytime I've gone to the track the white shoe-polish they used came right off with some Windex.

Failing that...hit it with something like 409/Simple Green. Then do Windex.

If that doesn't get it all try some Bon Ami but be careful to keep it off the paint. Between those three methods you should be able to get rid of the polish.

Hope this helps...Lee

Brasso works wonders on windows too. After using this you may need the windex to remove the Brasso residue. This will not scratch the glass at all. Good luck.

Isopropyl alcohol will do the job real quickly.(AKA rubbing alcohol).

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Jeff L
1987 300e
1989 300e
1987 BMW 325