Laminated windshield

[ck2118]

On my past cars, I used a razor blade to clean my windshields... Pretty effective to get the glue left behind from old stickers/toll tags/etc. Any idea if this is safe to do on the interior of the genesis windshield? I read that the windows are laminated for sound dampening, and I'm wondering if putting a blade to it would slice through this lamination.

Mods, I apologize in advance if this is posted in the wrong forum.

 

[scottdk]

On my past cars, I used a razor blade to clean my windshields... Pretty effective to get the glue left behind from old stickers/toll tags/etc. Any idea if this is safe to do on the interior of the genesis windshield? I read that the windows are laminated for sound dampening, and I'm wondering if putting a blade to it would slice through this lamination.

Mods, I apologize in advance if this is posted in the wrong forum.

A razor blade would be fine on the windshield. Just make sure to only use the side of the razor blade that you started with and not flip it over. This can damage the glass, and scratch it.

For more window cleaning stickers etc., change blades often.

 

[ctrcbob]

On my past cars, I used a razor blade to clean my windshields... Pretty effective to get the glue left behind from old stickers/toll tags/etc. Any idea if this is safe to do on the interior of the genesis windshield? I read that the windows are laminated for sound dampening, and I'm wondering if putting a blade to it would slice through this lamination.

Mods, I apologize in advance if this is posted in the wrong forum.

Lamination is a sheet of plastic BETWEEN two sheets of glass, not on the inside or outside of windshield. No problem using the blade on the Genesis windshield.

Note; Twenty or so years ago, GM came out with a windshield for some of their cars that had a bronze coating. It was to defrost the windshield. That windshield could not be cleaned with a rasor blade. Don't know if that windshield was coated on the inside or outside, but it sure looked strange. First time I saw one, I thought that the owner had tinted his windshield. I still see one every once in a while on an old GM car.