I wondered if anyone has used their porter cable on glass before to remove fine marks. If so what product would you recommend?
Thanks
Porter cable for glass
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NicoG
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Hi Mate.
I have tried using automotive paint polishes on glass with the pc and a 3" compounding pad. I had limited success!!
I re-tried with a diamond polish (like used to polish gem stones) which has actually polycrystalline diamonds in it and the results were far better... The polish is about £200 / litre though...
There's a thread in our section somewhere on detailing world - I try to root it out.....
Cheers - Nick.
I have tried using automotive paint polishes on glass with the pc and a 3" compounding pad. I had limited success!!
I re-tried with a diamond polish (like used to polish gem stones) which has actually polycrystalline diamonds in it and the results were far better... The polish is about £200 / litre though...
There's a thread in our section somewhere on detailing world - I try to root it out.....
Cheers - Nick.
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NicoG
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hubble
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Thanks for the info and link.NicoG wrote:As promised.....
http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/s ... hp?t=25619
hope this is ok mods?
I've heard that Jewelers Rouge is supposed to be very good too at removing scratches.

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billgatese30
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it most certainly is okNicoG wrote:As promised.....
http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/s ... hp?t=25619
hope this is ok mods?
thanks nick, helping others is the way of the zone

