remove marks from glass?
10-21-02, 10:49 PM
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remove marks from glass?
dumb question, but can swirl marks be removed from glass? I used a scrub pad to remove some chalk from my window and it scratched it like swirl marks. I did not think that glass would scratch. Dumb me.
Anyone know?
(I know this thread is retarted)
David
Anyone know?
(I know this thread is retarted)
David
10-22-02, 12:59 PM
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Eastwood sells a kit for polishing windshields which consists of a felt buffer and some Cerium oxide polishing medium. I haven't used it, (yet), but the theory is sound. They say you can polish out scratches which are not deep enough to hang up a fingernail. I'm assuming the scratches are nowhere near that deep on yours. If you use this kit, please post feedback so others on this board can benefit from your experience! Good luck! -WG
10-22-02, 01:02 PM
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Originally posted by Wankelguy
Eastwood sells a kit for polishing windshields which consists of a felt buffer and some Cerium oxide polishing medium. I haven't used it, (yet), but the theory is sound. They say you can polish out scratches which are not deep enough to hang up a fingernail. I'm assuming the scratches are nowhere near that deep on yours. If you use this kit, please post feedback so others on this board can benefit from your experience! Good luck! -WG
Eastwood sells a kit for polishing windshields which consists of a felt buffer and some Cerium oxide polishing medium. I haven't used it, (yet), but the theory is sound. They say you can polish out scratches which are not deep enough to hang up a fingernail. I'm assuming the scratches are nowhere near that deep on yours. If you use this kit, please post feedback so others on this board can benefit from your experience! Good luck! -WG
10-24-02, 11:44 AM
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the site is www.eastwoodcompany.com. they got alot of interesting stuff there
10-24-02, 04:04 PM
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I've used a glass polishing compoound on my Miata. It wasn't Eastwood, but probably similar. Anyway, it worked really well and removed all the little surface scratches.
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I bought some of the special glass polish off the net. it comes in powder that gets mixed with water. I will get it by friday, so I will do it this weekend.
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David
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10-24-02, 06:15 PM
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RainX makes a Glass Polish also, It takes LOTS of elbow grease to remove even small stains/scratches by hand - You will probably want to use a buffing pad on an orbital polisher.
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Originally posted by maxpesce
RainX makes a Glass Polish also, It takes LOTS of elbow grease to remove even small stains/scratches by hand - You will probably want to use a buffing pad on an orbital polisher.
RainX makes a Glass Polish also, It takes LOTS of elbow grease to remove even small stains/scratches by hand - You will probably want to use a buffing pad on an orbital polisher.
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10-26-02, 11:06 PM
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This site has alot of good products for paint/exterior such as waxes, sealants, polishes, etc. Pretty good prices as well. This link is to their page on the glass polishing. http://www.properautocare.com/polishglass.html
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