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Old 11-07-2024, 09:44 PM   #11
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Since where talking glass.. Have u ever had to remove glass scratches .? Typically from hard/dirty widow seals,,finger nails , belt buckles etc

Don`t expect miracles but like to half the scratches in some 50yo glass .
I`ve already tried the chinese glass powder zero results . Also used the most aggresive paint compound with a hard pad .Funny results the glass is so clean it shows more scratches ,,,,LOL

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Restoration is like fishing stories the job never ends and always way bigger .
Scraped down 50yo noise proofing epoxied in side doors . rustproofed 100% 360 degree inside door .
Recon electric motors and regulator plus new rollers , removed minor surface rust /primed regulator arms
Removed glass holder channel new zinc plate and re rubber
Removed door latches , removed from protective bag,, cleaned and relubed

At least 2weeks work
Removing scratches from glass is extremely difficult, almost impossible. You could spend hours hammering down on a scratch only soften the edges. In this case, you would need something with cerium oxide (CeriGlass) and a rayon glass polishing pad, making sure that you manage heat for obvious reasons. It's also extremely messy.

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And importantly, any polishing compound other than the ones based on Cerium Oxide is likely to be of inferior quality. CeO2 has been used for glass polishing (including in super-precise telescope reflectors) for over 100 years. Nothing else even comes close.
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