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Old 02-25-2015, 02:07 PM   #1
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Side mirrors

I have a 2015 3011ds Forester. and the water that drains off the top of the roof through the little gutter has streaked up my mirrors. Does anyone know how I can clean then and not damage the mirror.
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I use vinegar and a razor blade to get the hard water spots off my truck mirrors.Just scrape very easy on it.Works for me.
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Use "0000" steel wool on it when the glass is dry. It will polish the glass and remove your spots. Then after it's been polished, apply the old fashioned rain-x to it and that should help prevent future spotting.


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Use "0000" steel wool on it when the glass is dry. It will polish the glass and remove your spots. Then after it's been polished, apply the old fashioned rain-x to it and that should help prevent future spotting.


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Thanks . Do you think that the mirrors maybe plastic?
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I do not know if they are plastic or not. I do know that it is NOT a good idea to use steel wool if they are plastic. Not a good idea to use a razor either for that matter. They will be scratched if the mirrors are plastic.


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Old 02-26-2015, 11:25 AM   #6
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Yes I know. With every company in the US trying to make there products less expensive so they can compete it is hard to say. I will call there help line and maybe they can tell me.
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