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Yes, our kit can be used on the mirrors. Please refer to the link to watch the video: ua-cam.com/video/cxO9FLJd7e4/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/-dFwoqyz47M/v-deo.html

Yes, it can be used on auto glass. You can also check out another kit that comes with a more flexible backing pad, which is suitable for curved glass: ua-cam.com/video/mwys2VHlQ1c/v-deo.html

@@GlassPolishShop thank you I will look into it.

GlasX120 is a P180 and GlasX60 is a P500,

Yes, it can be used on tempered glass.

Thank you for your enquiry. To remove scratches from motorcycle windshield you can use our Headlight restoration kit or a Plastic & acrylic restoration kit: glasspolishshop.com/plastic-acrylic-restoration/plastic-polishing-kits/plastic-and-acrylic-restoration-kit-do-it-yourself glasspolishshop.com/automotive-care-repair/headlights-polishing/diy-headlight-and-tail-light-restoration-kit

I'm gonna guess maybe ceramiccoating. Has to be super clean .but then again have no idea what it would do to plastic

You can use a polishing compound and polishing compound but we do not recommend using abrasive discs to polish watches.

Hi, can you provide make and the model of the buffing machine please.

Yes, our kit can be used to remove scratches left by the knife or any other sharp object.

Please send us a picture of the damaged area to contact@glasspolishshop.com, we will et back to you with advice.

Hi, There is a link to the product page under the video description.

Our DIY kits are designed for use with an electric drill, however, if you plan to work on the larger areas we recommend a PRO version and a rotary polisher with the variable speed control .

Yes, it can be used on auto glass, however, please check our different kit which comes with a more flexible backing pad more suitable for curved surfaces. ua-cam.com/video/mwys2VHlQ1c/v-deo.html

When working on glass, it's important to keep an eye on the temperature. You can use the palm of your hand or a thermometer to check. If the glass gets too hot, just pause for a bit, let it cool down, and then continue.

Hi James, Thank you for your inquiry. Our kit can indeed be used on house windows. However, before you decide to try the kit, please send us an email at contact@glasspolishshop.com with a picture of the window, the size of the pane, and if possible, please mark the scratched areas. We need to assess the size of the damage to determine whether you should choose the DIY or a PRO kit.

Thank you for your feedback. There could be a few reasons why you have created swirl marks, but nothing to worry about, they can be removed. Please drop us an email to contact@glasspolishshop.com with your order ID number and we will get back to you.

Yes, it can be used for car glass. To learn more about scratch removal from car side windows please watch this video: ua-cam.com/video/mwys2VHlQ1c/v-deo.html

Yes, you can.

Thank you for your inquiry. While cerium oxide is effective for polishing glass surfaces, it may not be suitable for removing scratches from a stove top. Typically, scratches on stove tops are quite deep due to daily wear and tear, and they require a more abrasive approach. In such cases, the scratches would need to be sanded down first before applying cerium oxide or a glass polishing compound. If you have any further questions or need assistance, please feel free to ask.

GlasX60 and GlasX120 are the product names and not the P-grade size. GlasX120 green is corser (P180) and GlasX60 blue (P500)

Hi, It depends on the extent of the damage. If you're looking to remove scratches, you'll need to sand them down first. You can start with P500 to P1000 sandpaper and then proceed with polishing. However, if you're dealing with surface marks, light damage, or haziness, you can simply use the polish without the sanding process.

when polishing a car windshield try to keep the glass temperature below 48° C ( 118° F)

Thank you for reaching out to us regarding your DIY Glass Scratch Removal Kit. While we would love to provide you with guidance on whether you need more pads, it's important for us to understand the specifics of your project to offer the most accurate advice. Could you please send us an email with the following details: The number of panes you'll be working on. The size of each pane. The percentage of damage on each pane. Once we have this information, we'll be better equipped to assess your needs and provide you with tailored recommendations. email: contact@glasspolishshop.com

Thank you for your question. When glass is polished correctly, it should appear as perfect as new glass. With a bit of practice, the difference between the treated and untreated areas should be minimal, if noticeable at all.

Thank you. Should you have any questions just drop us an email: contact@glasspolishshop.com

U never came back

@@dandresweeting2304 we usually respond within 24 hours, if you have not heard back from us please check your spam box, or resend your email to contact@glasspolishshop.com

@@GlassPolishShop I believe they mean the original poster of the comment never came back to review the product or process. Maybe they haven't gotten it or used it yet or maybe they just forgot. What I wanna know is are these sanding discs any different from the sand paper at the local hardware store, besides the attachment style? Can I just take 60 and 120 grit sand paper and go to town on a window, then polish it and expect the same result? Or is there some proprietary grit used to make these different?

@@gr8mystery These are not ordinary sandpaper discs. They are optimized for sanding glass. Ordinary silicon carbide abrasive discs will not provide the same results. Additionally, please note that '60' and '120' are not the grit sizes; they are the model names GlasX60 and GlasX120.

Yes, it can be used on a mirror. We uploaded a short video a moment ago: ua-cam.com/video/-dFwoqyz47M/v-deo.html

It is hard to tell, we suggest getting the smallest jar 50g (1.7 oz) and run some tests to see if the results will be satisfactory.

We do not recommend polishing CRT screens at all. These screens have a delicate coating that can be damaged during the polishing process.

Good idea, we will put on our list

Our head office is in Ireland. However, our products are available in the UK ,USA, CAN, AUS and across Europe. We also have technicians based in the UK if you are interested in our service.

Yes please can you give me information please

@@c-major6968 please contact us by email: contact@glasspolishshop.com

I already sent the email yesterday but didn’t get any feedback yet

Thank you for your enquiry. This kit is suitable for scratch removal. If you wish to remove the grinder and welding splatter damage, please drop us an email with a picture of the damaged area, and we will get back to you with the solution.

No, you don't have to wash the glass between stages. However, it's essential to wipe the surface with a cloth to remove any glass dust, ensuring it's clean before progressing to the next stage.

There could be few reasons, please drop as an email with the picture of the compound and polishing pad you used. Also note that grinder tools are not recommend for polishing glass as they spins to fast. email: contact@glasspolishshop.com

@@GlassPolishShop thank you for your quick response. I will email as soon as possible.

@@GlassPolishShopCan i use a DUAL ACTION polisher? I have a Porter cable. Thank you,

@@fisephalnoxt Thank you for reaching out. Yes, you can use a Dual Action (DA) polisher like the Porter Cable for glass polishing. However, it's important to note that a DA polisher is typically suitable for polishing tasks and not specifically designed for scratch removal on glass surfaces. For removing scratches from glass using sanding discs and cerium oxide for the polishing process, you'll need to use a rotary polisher or an electric drill.

@@GlassPolishShop Okay, I will get my drill then. thank you!

if scratches are light, then you can skip the sanding process with the green discs.

@@GlassPolishShop can you do this on th side window? will it effect the view angle and will it be a little "bend" from the outside?

@@densan92 please refer to the link to watch the video of removing scratches from the side window. If you follow the steps correctly you will not see any distortion. ua-cam.com/video/mwys2VHlQ1c/v-deo.html

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yes, it can be used on the ceramic stovetops