Does anyone have slight lines on their Liberty Windows?
I think it is from the window guide inside the door panel that keeps the window in the correct position.
Mine is an 04 model and I am beginning to notice some minor lines (like faint scratches) about 2cm (across) in the middle of the front windows.
I am guessing in order to clean that you have to remove the door panel?
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Liberty Windows..... Faint Lines
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Liberty Windows..... Faint Lines
by WhiteGTB » Wed Nov 28, 2007 1:20 pm
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Re: Liberty Windows..... Faint Lines
by sinist4 » Wed Nov 28, 2007 1:29 pm
Trieu wrote:Does anyone have slight lines on their Liberty Windows?
I think it is from the window guide inside the door panel that keeps the window in the correct position.
Mine is an 04 model and I am beginning to notice some minor lines (like faint scratches) about 2cm (across) in the middle of the front windows.
I am guessing in order to clean that you have to remove the door panel?
no idea ...
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by viriix » Wed Nov 28, 2007 1:35 pm
hmm I haven't noticed it on the liberty yet.. i'll look closer..
In my honda euro it was missing the velvet guide etc and man the scratches were nasty on the tint.
In my honda euro it was missing the velvet guide etc and man the scratches were nasty on the tint.
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by tangcla » Wed Nov 28, 2007 1:45 pm
I think it's from the velvet guide. Yes you'll need to take the door trim off to clean it.
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by markii » Wed Nov 28, 2007 3:48 pm
I notice little smudge marks on my left window from going up and down, but then again i just got my car and hasn't been cleaned yet..
no scratching here =)
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by SpecB » Wed Nov 28, 2007 9:19 pm
Hey, yeah it is the window guide. After someone bumped into, a little while after I got it all fixed, I started to see the same faint lines.
In my case it was the dust from the work shop that got in.
Recently I had the windows tinted and the guy, who also owns a Lib, said it was a common problem because we have a frameless window.
It's actually on the ourside too. Since I had the tint put on, and the guys donig a great clean on both sides of the window, I haven't noticed it, even though the guys at the tint place said it would be more evident.
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In my case it was the dust from the work shop that got in.
Recently I had the windows tinted and the guy, who also owns a Lib, said it was a common problem because we have a frameless window.
It's actually on the ourside too. Since I had the tint put on, and the guys donig a great clean on both sides of the window, I haven't noticed it, even though the guys at the tint place said it would be more evident.
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