On Jan 15, 7:06*am, jim wrote:
On Jan 15, 8:07*am, ransley wrote:





On Jan 14, 9:08*pm, (David Combs) wrote:

We all know that with a curved windshield, about the only
thing that works for (not too thick) ice is a credit-card,
since it is flexible enough to fit to the window shape,
yet is hard enough to get the ice cover.

Does there exist a "professional" window scraper
that somehow works as well as the credit card?

The scrapers I see (and have bought) have a rubber
squeege-thing on once side, and a hard plastic
"ice scraper" (I guess) on the other.

Would be fine with a 30=year old VW-Beatle, with
its perfectly flat winshield. *Or maybe with big
trucks or vans, if that's what they have.

But a passenger car -- heck, I get maybe one third
of an inch wide scraped area (if that).

Bloody useless!

Any ideas? *Any products that work on these
curved windows?

Thanks!

David

*I bet never uou saw a real curved winshield, they dont make them any
more, my 54 buick was actualy curved, . Old cars had curves
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An old CD or DVD case works well. Old credit cards are rare in the
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"Old credit cards are rare in the states these days due to the
banks cutting them up."

Huh?

I can't recall a bank ever cutting up one of my cards. How would they
get a hold it in the first place?