Removing scratches from a glass table ?
Any ideas how I can remove surface scratches from my glass dining table.
Thanks:thumb: |
Lob a brake disk on it and I guarantee you won't see the scratches anymore :thumb:
Not a sensible answer I know, but at least it bumped your thread :o |
Originally Posted by bob r
(Post 6827433)
Any ideas how I can remove surface scratches from my glass dining table.
Thanks:thumb: |
Buy a new one.
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Originally Posted by Pagan
(Post 6827658)
Buy a new one.
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Jewellers use a substance which incorporates fine grains of abrasive material. I looked into this once for a very expensive Lalique bowl I'd bought which had loads of scratches in the bottom of it.
Yve |
Originally Posted by Apparition
(Post 6827673)
Jewellers use a substance which incorporates fine grains of abrasive material. I looked into this once for a very expensive Lalique bowl I'd bought which had loads of scratches in the bottom of it.
Yve |
Originally Posted by DCI Gene Hunt
(Post 6827680)
Car boot :D
Lalique-alike :D |
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Originally Posted by stevem2k
(Post 6827746)
Mr PO |
have you tried the age old method of toothpaste ?? Sounds daft but great for removing scratches. (works on cars I know for def !!)
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