glass scratch remover

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Glass scratch remove : Preparation 1. Clean the glass: Before applying the paste, make sure the glass is clean and free of dirt, dust, and other contaminants. Use a mild soap and water to clean the glass, and then dry it with a lint-free cloth. 2. Assess the scratch: Examine the scratch to determine its depth and length. If the scratch is deep or long, you may need to use a more aggressive paste or seek professional help. Application 1. Apply a small amount of paste: Using a soft cloth, apply a small amount of glass scratch removal paste to the scratched area. Make sure to follow the instructions on the paste's label for the recommended amount to apply. 2. Rub the paste in a circular motion: Using a soft, circular motion, rub the paste into the scratched area. Make sure to cover the entire scratched area. 3. Apply moderate pressure: Apply moderate pressure to the paste as you rub it into the scratched area. This will help the paste penetrate the scratch. 4. Continue rubbing for 30 seconds to 1 minute: Continue rubbing the paste into the scratched area for 30 seconds to 1 minute. This will help the paste fully penetrate the scratch. 5. Wipe away the paste: Using a clean, damp cloth, wipe away the paste from the scratched area. 6. Inspect the scratch: Inspect the scratch to see if it has been removed. If the scratch is still visible, you may need to repeat the process. Tips and Precautions 1. Use a clean, soft cloth: Make sure to use a clean, soft cloth to apply the paste and wipe away any excess. This will help prevent scratching the glass further. 2. Avoid applying too much pressure: Avoid applying too much pressure to the paste, as this can scratch the glass further. 3. Test the paste on a small area first: Before applying the paste to the scratched area, test it on a small, inconspicuous area of the glass to make sure it doesn't cause any damage. 4. Avoid using the paste on deep scratches: If the scratch is deep or long, you may need to use a more aggressive paste or seek professional help. 5. Avoid using the paste on coated glass: If the glass has a coating, such as a tinted or reflective coating, you may need to use a specialized paste or seek professional help to avoid damaging the coating.

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Glass scratch removal polishing powder: Powder Application Thickness: You don’t apply it as a dry thick layer. It is always used as a slurry (powder + water). The slurry thickness should be thin & creamy, not watery, not too pasty. Typical mix ratio: 1 part polishing powder : 2–3 parts water Should look like thick milk / yogurt consistency. On Glass Surface: When applied, the slurry forms only a very thin film (≈ 0.1–0.3 mm) between polishing pad and glass. The real work is done by abrasive particles in motion, not by building a thick powder layer. If slurry gets too dry (powder layer thickens), add more water → otherwise friction may overheat and damage the glass. Rule: Keep it wet, keep it thin, keep it moving. Do you want me to make you a step-by-step mixing & polishing guide with exact powder-to-water ratio, pad type, and polishing time? Here’s the contact information for Mr. Mayur G. Gajipara, Quality Manager (and likely proprietor) of Soham Industrial Diamonds in Surat, based on official listings: