Lästige Schlieren auf der Scheibe?
Guten Morgen,
ich habe mir frisch ein neues Auto gekauft und heute Morgen viel mir auf, dass auf der Scheiben merkwürdige schlieren sind. Allerdings sind sie nicht fühlbar, sondern ebenmäßig mit der Scheibe.
Gestern waren wir in der Waschanlage, wo diese schlieren aber nach dem waschen nicht mehr zu sehen waren.. heute morgen bei der nässe jedoch schon. Wenn ich den Scheibenwischer anmache und er nach links wischt, sind diese schlieren auch weg. Wischt er zurück.. sind sie sichtbar. Wenn man dann fährt und die Scheibe quasi durch den Wind “trocknet” sieht man gar nix mehr.. erst beim wischen wieder.
Hat jemand eine Idee oder weiss jemand sogar, wie ich das gut weg bekomme? Nehme Tipps gerne entgegen… zur Not, gibt es bald eine neue Scheibe 🤣 ich nehme übrigens auch gerne Tipps und gute Erfahrungen zur Reinigung generell an.. Innen unf Außen 😊 auch Cockpit- und Sitzpflege.. oder Lack- und Scheibenpflege!
Hab noch in Bild hinzu gefügt, wo man diese Schlieren erkennen kann, die ich meine. Links z.B…
Danke im Voraus!
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Would clean the pane with window cleaner on the outside. Also the wiper blades.
Could possibly also lie on the windshield wiper water. Evt’s got something wrong or bad in there. It’s easy to test.
Clean your pane properly with rinse water and then with spirit. The slurries come through the wax applied in the washing plant. But after a few days of alone, this has been done again, then the wax is back off the bill
Clean the pane thoroughly. In the cold, there can be slings.
You’re writing a new car to renew Wischblatt? I think your car is new, but needed. It is not self-evident that the predecessor renewed it before your purchase. Now in winter,where often the view is bad due to the weather, I will definitely advise you to new ones.
I swapped the wipers myself yesterday and changed them. were repackaged and originally planned for my previous car (same brand, even vintage)🙈
The dealer told you nonsense. The wiper blades are not new, but must be renewed.
I swapped the wipers myself yesterday and made new draug, not the dealer 🙈
Clean pane and wiper blades thoroughly with spirit so you remove wax residues.
With spirit? Do I have to pay attention to anything? Where it can’t be?
On a clean cloth and simply clean. Simple.
Try a disc polish.
Go over with nanopolitur for glass surfaces
Would you have any suggestions where I get a “price-favouring” right now?
https://www.amazon.de/bottle autopolitur-MacBRITE-Classic-CarBRIGHT/dp/B00WBJ2DO4/ref=mp_s_a_1_17?dchild=1&keywords=nano+politur&qid=1609831007&sr=8-17
I just found it in the 3 he pack. I used the stuff for a car motorcycle + my shower wall. Doesn’t work well
Simply buy and assemble new wiper blades.
A new car?
I didn’t understand it that it was a new car, but only that the FS bought a new car.
And this can also be a used car.
Thank you very much for the first time. I’m also going out of a new car because I bought it new. It was already in use before. Apparently you have to express yourself completely detalized to get a “professional advice” on a question page. Of course, you can now discuss how “professional” is the whole thing if I don’t go to a special treatment etc… as it is! It is NO new car, only purchased for me new/used. Disc wipers were bought before the lockdown (originally for my then car) but then not used because my old had a motor damage. the packed and unused wipers were freshly mounted yesterday.
Are there wipers that fit the car?
Even if you had a twingo before, it always depends on the year of construction and series.
I’ve got such slings whenever the wipers are ripe to change
Try cleaning the slices with “Glasrein” – no fun in the weather, but so you can’t drive.
Otherwise look again for other windshield wipers, maybe they are simply of poor quality
Yes, it is basically the same Twingo, only in a different color.. because the wipers are new, I don’t understand the problem either. 🤔 can it also be that it is like so ne. resin layer? My next option would be long-term if it didn’t go away, a new disc..
I’m also embarrassed.
I agree with you, but the question was quite plausible to me
If you expect a good advice, you should ask the right information.
Oh, you know, it’s early in the morning, and your vocabulary is annoying.
The Fs will already know whether it is a new car or a used new one.
Or wax on the pane.
If I sell my old car and don’t buy me a new car, I’ll buy a used car.
But if I sell my old car and get another one, I’ll buy a new one.
In any case, lubricated front panes/rear panes lie on the wiper blades.
A used one is not a new one.
How long are the wipers on it? I’d renew it.
A new car?
Many people write “new” here and mean a used car.
you don’t know how new.
I had bought completely fresh wipers before the lockdown. The car isn’t new, it’s already needed, but we’ve already changed this… it’s not old Twingo 🙈 but new windshield wipers are on it.
by which brand?
hm, they can do something.
The new are from Bosch
see, no new car…
Exactly – should 🙂
You should write what you mean.
we don’t know, whether it’s fresh from the factory or whether it’s got to the dealer, etc.
New is new, freshly bought will probably not be three months ago.