Glass polish

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What did Noah do with his... would be a good place to start ... ;-)

Visit somewhere like your autoglass type geezers they do this sort of stuff now.

Lee

I think Frost

do a glass polishing kit of=20head/pad/compounds for polishing scratches and small chips out of glass. They do DIY chip repair kits too. Don't know how they relate price wise though.

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I think Frost

do a glass polishing kit ofhead/pad/compounds for polishing scratches and small chips out of glass. They do DIY chip repair kits too. Don't know how they relate price wise though.

They do. I bought one in an attempt to remove (some) of the myriad fine scratches in my RR windscreen. It didn't seem to make the slightest difference. It might work on a distinct scratch like the one described by the OP.

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Richard

In article , Richard writes

You might try jewellers' rouge. It's supposed to work, but like Richard, I've had very little success. T'other possibility is the polishing kits sold in bike shops for chrome etc. They have sticks of polishing paste and a selection of different mops for a power drill. They work brilliantly on chrome and stainless steel...

Regards,

Simonm.

Jewellers rouge, or Ceri-rouge is THE material for optical polishing, but its messy and a bugger to apply. With rouge, less is more, and too much rouge will often STOP polishing the material.

Steve

ciggie ash and water to make a fine paste can make a very smelly, but very fine abrasive polish too.