Jamz3k

Being an absolute dick that I am, I scratched the front of my fish tank from one side to the other. It is a very very fine scratch, ie. can't feel it with my finger nail.

Any chance i could remove it?

chocolate_o_brian

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Decent glass polish would do it with some elbow grease or a polisher I'm sure mate.

The Dogs B******s

I could

GC8

Can you turn it around?

Jamz3k

Unfortunately no, its got a curved front to match the stand. I'll get my hands on some glass polish tomorrow and give it a blast.

^OPM^

Im sure i heard that toothpaste can be used as its a mild abrasive.

Jamz3k

Its worth a try! Cheers!

The Dogs B******s

Cerium,will work on faint scratches

Chip

Dont use toothpaste ,its to abrasive. Get some jewellers rouge, that will do it no problem.

Chip

StickyMicky

Hard work though, i bought some of the rouge stuff and i was unable to do much by hand, best of using a small polisher IMO

You will probably end up with a distorted line though as the light reflects through the low spot.

Leslie

Yes Jeweller's rouge is probably best to get a good finish. It will be graft though.

Les

Rob_Impreza99

iTrader: (3)

If its an expensive fish tank have you thought about taking the glass panel out and taking it to your local glass shop as they would evenly polish it out for a few quid, that obviously depends on whether the glass is not bonded into the fish tank.

SwissTony

iTrader: (19)

How sharp is your dick

Rob_Impreza99

iTrader: (3)

It depends really, if your watch face has a crystal face then your going to struggle to remove any scratches. If its a normal glass face or the perspex type plastic faces then you should be able to remove them.

The Dogs B******s

Jeweller's rouge is sh*t

tarmac terror

iTrader: (2)

James - Give Jody or Michael a shout at Grosvenor tropicals in Lisburn , they may be able to help. Michael makes tanks, i'm sure he can advise you on how to tackle it.