Scratch Removal and Glass Polishing Demo (Glass Savers Glass Restoration)
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Taggers like to etch into glass because the damage (tag) typically stays there for so long as opposed to typical graffiti which is often quickly painted over or removed.
The reason the tags usually stay for so long is because glass replacement can be very costly.
Removing the scratches by resurfacing the glass is something not a lot of people even realize is possible and those that are aware have often seen "repairs" using inferior technology or perhaps skill. Either way they have seen enough heavily distorted "fun house effect" repairs to be justified in thing glass repair is not a good option. The thing is, a good repair should look nothing was ever done to it.
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Video shot with Canon 70d
What pads and compound did you use?
Amazing work this guy does.
What about auto glass?
What chemical did you use for buffing? Thank you
What grit did you start with? When I do headlights that are really bad, I start with 80-120. Does it really need to be started that low, or can I start with a 400? The scratches are on the bottom of glass door, so pretty sure it was a dog.
Also, can I just do the bottom part? Or do I have to do whole door.
If is reply is too late, I apologize. As far as starting grit, I find it best to remove the initial damage as quickly as possible which often requires the more more aggressive grits. For dog scratches I typically start off with 120, sometimes 80 if they're deep. It's hard to know without seeing.
Nicely done!
Thank you. :)
Se ejerce mucha presión contra el cristal?Gracias
Hi guys can you recommend the correct equipment I need to buy also any training videos that are more in depth ? How did you get rid of the deep scratches and chipping in uk 🤙
I really enjoyed the weird 80s background music
mohdrahman sani I'm glad you did. it's Ray Lynch.
Glass Savers oh ya i enjoyed your work on the glass too. Fantastic job.
That song was used on the film - “Gentlemen Broncos” as well.... a hilarious Independent film from the people who made Napoleon Dynamite.
Thanks for your enlightening video ...... Can you please advise me I need to remove a tiny 1cm square of thick etched recessed sandblasted glass from my front door.
Hello, I would suggest calling a local professional who can guarantee to do this without ruining your glass. This is not a "do it yourself fix."
What compound and sandpaper was used
Dirty Harry meets Dexter. Watch out for that.
fantastic work. protect your precious eyes
Ther is a company called Glass Polishing South Africa on face book using your video and picture on their advertising.
Thank you. A lot of people steal my images. There is a guy less that an hour from where I live who has a picture of me on his website. The same guy has copied and pasted my reviews, swapping out his name with mine. Shameless, LOL
what ingredients are using?
are we to guess what kind of pad you used and compounds?
Polishing with cerium oxide and a felt pad is the best DIY solution. If the scratches are too deep to remove with that silicon carbide sanding discs will be needed. With that it's very easy to cause further, irreversible damage however, so best to hire a professional at that point
What kind of Polish did you use
Makita polisher 9237CB
Como adquirir los discos?
If a glass has distruction how can I romove it?
Which pads is the best to remove distruction?
Hello, thanks for your message. Are you you having issues with distortion?
@@fixscratchedglass good day sir, am working in the UAE as a glass scratch remover. If remove scratches for like 30 glass I will have Issues with 5 or 10
@@fixscratchedglass they will be a distruction after polishing the glass, what mean is that when you look through the glass you can't see the other site of the glass well.
Hi, where we can to buy this sander? To remove the scratches before of polish?
It's a makita polisher. The model number can vary from country to country. 9237CB . Grinders are not suitable for this type of work
I m buffing your have repairing
Dobra robota 👏👏 mam nadzieje ze trochę po polsku rozumiesz 😉😁
Does anyone know a proffesional glass cleaner....
Can i get a name nd a phone number please...
Yes
What are the steps and grits you are using?
stop with the bad advice
@@fixscratchedglass I asked a question
Dude didn’t even say what grid or what he used.
You still wouldn't be able to do it even if I told you
@@fixscratchedglass what the fuck.
Where can i buy that pads and compound?
@@angelseliteautodetailing thats not what i use. take your spam elsewhere
Is that a grinder or a polisher??
It's a variable speed polisher.
Hi there,
I’m in Australia. Do you use cerium oxide to do final polish? Also how do you stop rotational marks when doing the final polish?
@@angelseliteautodetailing thank you 🙏
That's not what I use. Be careful.
Not all cerium oxide is the same. Trust me. Good luck.
The rotational marks likely come from a low grade polishing compound. Either that or the swirls where left behind during an incomplete polishing prep, and are just being revealed once the rest of the glass is clear.
I don't sell anything. You don't know what you're talking about.
Hiii
Bro is grinding glass with no eye protection…. I’m actually scared.
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your using abrasive pads on patio door tempered glass and it doesnt blow up the glass first time i see this i was a glass cutter n installer for many years n this is the first time this is done to a tempered glass unless thats plate glass which was illegal to use in entrance ways cause the heat on the glass would have popped the glass
Betta Gene you're right, this is tempered glass. I like in California, so 90% of the glass I work on is tempered.
i remember when i was an installer when people wanted us to buff out scratches on tempered glass i use to tell them i would if they sign a form stating it is not my fault if the glass pops that we are not responsible cause 1 out of 5 doors will blow up in your face if that glass get to hot cause i have tried to pop tempered glass by laying it on the floor n throwing a hammer on the center n it would not pop but tap the corner just a touch n it blows up quick aaaaaaaahh god old days i miss it
As long as you don’t allow the glass to get to hot it’s perfectly fine to work on tempered glass, constantly checking the temp & making sure you don’t push to hard & create to much friction & heat. Most panes of glass are weak on the edges that’s usually the weakest part
Cut the music it’s louder then your voice
That’s some creepy music dude!
Thanks!
sanding glass with a shitty mask and no eye protection or vacuum.. brave soul
An he survived 😂🖕🏼
Nice!
This is what am doing in UAE. Scratch remove
Where in UAE do u work. I need help with some deep scratches on my balcony glass door
@@ashmans7004 hello, I live in Dubai al quoz 3
@@ashmans7004 here is my contact. 0582564039