Cam72aro

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Ok, guys, my wife scratched the rear window on her tahoe and I tried polishing it and made it look worse, lol. Does anyone here polishing glass or know someone that does? I know there are many guys that detail here and thought maybe they do glass polishing. Lmk if anyone does, Thanks, Josh

KWIKKAR

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Eastwood sales a glass scratch repair kit, Worked for me.. I still have about a half bottle left,Its like a 2 or 3 part step that I could ship to ya. Let me know

Cam72aro

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That's what I used and it made it worse. I can't get the white haze from
The sanding pads to come out.

I8ASaleen

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You might need finer sanding pads. When we sand on airplane acryilic windows the grit is unheard of.

ZL1SS

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Try Griots Garage. I recently purchased there D/A Polisher and I also picked up the glass polishing pad and polish. It works well for very small imperfections. If you can feel it with your fingernail you might be in trouble. Maybe a professional service may be able to take care of it. Google is your friend with this I would say.

Cam72aro

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I bought a new glass today. No one really does it because it's not cost effective. Thanks guys

VinR1

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I meant to post earlier but, yes, labor alone would outweigh the cost of a new window...plus, sanding/polishing curved tempered glass often has a 'Coke bottle' effect and severely distorts what you see through it

Cam72aro

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Its easier to replace. This nightmare will be over tomorrow. Just sucks it cost me as much as it did. Oh well