Glass

[drnittler]

Hi,
Does anybody know what is available on the market to remove scretches from safety glass? The painter messed up some of my Lark windows when painting the car years ago.
Thanks.

David G. Nittler

[R2Andrea]

If it's deep enough to catch your fingernail it's too deep to polish out. If it's tempered glass, it's about pointless to try. The surface of tempered is too hard to effectively polish. In order to polish out any scratches you need a special polishing pad, usually made of dense felt. As for compound, Rareox is one brand. It's cerium oxide and works well if you have a proper buffing pad. You'll have to get it through your local glass shop.

R2Andy

[jackb]

...if its side glass...don't waste your time. Take it to a glass shop and have them cut new glass for you....Unless its factory tint ! A good time to lube the regulators, replace slide channels, cat whiskers and quiet down your road draft noises.....

[drnittler]

Thanks on eand all

David G. Nittler

[Swifster]

Clarify. Is this just overspray, or damage from the removal of overspray?

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Tom - Mulberry, FL

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1964 Studebaker Commander 170-1V, 3-speed w/OD (Cost to Date: $623.67)

[kurtruk]

quote:Originally posted by jackb

... Take it to a glass shop and have them cut new glass for you....[u]Unless its factory tint </u> !

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Glass shops cut standard factory green tint, too.

KURTRUK
(read it backwards)




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