How to polish the glass?

Glass furniture gives the living space. Cool modern appearance. But, unfortunately, beautiful dining tables, coffee tables, doors and windows can be spoiled by scratches. Funds that are available in many houses are able to cope with the problem. Before starting polishing, make sure the scratches are superficial, as professional repairs are needed for deep recesses.

1

Toothpaste will help

Gentle abrasive properties that remove stains on their teeth can remove scuffs on your glass. Remember that the gel pasta is not suitable for such polishing.

• Clean the scratch and the surrounding surface to remove the dirt and garbage in distressed places. To do this, you can use the cleaner for glass and a clean soft rag.
• Apply a little toothpaste on the glass. Using cotton swab, rub it into scratch in small circular movements.
• Clean the area of \u200b\u200bdamage to the towel without a pile and warm water to see the results of the work.
• If the scratch remains, try to apply another layer of the paste or use another polishing method.

2

Polishing soda

For polishing surface scratches, you can apply food soda.

• Put a couple of soda pinch into a small cup and add a few drops of water. Mix the ingredients before the formation of thick paste.
• Using the fabric without a pile, apply a mass on a scratched object. Wipe it with small movements in a circle until the loss disappears.
• Rinse the surface with water and wipe dry.

3

Burst dry mustard

If your pantry has a dry mustard and white vinegar, connect them together and apply the composition on the scratched surface.

4

"Jewelry Rushane"

Remove the errors on the glasses can be universal powder - cerium oxide - which is used by most jewelers and glazers. Its neat exposure to the surface does not cause other damage, and the products become smooth and shiny. It will take:

• electric grinding machine with polishing pillow
• 2 cups (1/4 liters) warm water
• 14 ml ammonia, sprayer
• paper towel
• respirator
• glasses and Rubber Gloves

1. Put the glass on a flat surface if you can. Sand scratching scratch with sandpaper.
2. Apply a little powder or pasta on the pillow, where CEO2 is included.
3. Put on the mask and glasses, and start polishing scratches at low or medium speed. Beyond the lack of a grinder, you can try to make the procedure by hand with a polishing cushion. Do not apply too much pressure.
4. Fill the spray bottle with two cups of warm water and ammonia.
5. Moisten the area you polished and wipe it with a paper towel. You can repeat the process several times if the errors on the glass remained.

5

Clear nail polish

This method works best with deep scratches that paste and blush do not cope with.

• As always, first clean the glass to avoid dipping dirt or dust into polishing. Pure surface will also facilitate the penetration of varnish to the crack itself.
• Start repair by opening nail polish. Use the side of the bottle to leave on it the excess fluid on the tassel.
• Apply transparent varnish along scratches, trying not to capture the extra edges of the surface. To adjust polishing, take your cotton swab, moistened with a cleaner for lacquer removal.
• Leave the surface for an hour until the varnish is completely dry. If scratches remained, apply the second layer of funds. Polishing can be made in the evening, and in the morning using a wipe cleaner, bring the surface in order.

6

Goe Paste for Polishing

Manually remove scratches on the glass can be a special automotive paste goy. Its base (chromium oxide) is capable of cope with small scratches on glasses, mirrors and plastic. Green pieces of paste are universally sold in auto shops.

1. Previously do not forget to clean the surface from moisture and dirt.
2. It is enough to apply a small piece of paste on felt and drop to mitigate a few drops of gasoline, and then grab it into the glass.
3. Wash the paste. You may have to use a few towels, as it remains for a long time on the fabric.

Remember, if the scratches are rolling with fingertips, the surface will never look smooth. In such cases, it is better to always consult professionals. Of course, the easiest way to keep your glass furniture is to reliably protect it from scratches!