Polishing Solution for Glass - Glass Polish 90002 Cerium Oxide Fine Grade

Walid: Je recommande! Utilisé pour rattrapé mon pare-brise micro rayé à cause d'un grattoir, résultat au top

France on Jul 18, 2023

Katia: All'apparenza sembra non funzionare,ma con tanto olio di gomito toglie i piccoli graffi e lucida i vetri/cristalli. Non toglie i graffi più profondi. Ne basta davvero una piccola quantità con pochissima acqua per avere una pasta che , durante il lavoro, può essere utilizzata all'infinito,in quanto appena si secca,basta inumidirla con uno spruzzino e si riparte a lavorare.

Italy on Jul 15, 2023

sb: Purchased this due to having a scratch on my windscreen at eye level. Used this product with an orbital polisher to remove scratch. Few passes where needed to remove but did what I needed it to do

United Kingdom on May 06, 2023

Peter Williams: I don't know how but between August and October I collected a deep scratch from the N/S windscreen wiper blade of my original BMW windscreen. I bought and used up a tin half the size of this one but didn't remove the scratch which was very annoying in low October sun. This is double the size, and I used most of it. It took about 50 minutes with a Fein multitool (I was warned off using a circular motion with a drill). My son would have abandoned the project. It's not easy.

United Kingdom on Dec 19, 2022

Kathy F.: I had bad scratches on my windshield from a faulty ice scraper. I used this cerium oxide with a power buffer and the results are amazing. It won’t get rid of deep scratches you can feel with your fingernail tho. It takes a lot of time and work but after many hours I saved myself hundreds by doing it myself. Be prepared for a lot of elbow grease work!! Would Definately use again. Would be great if u could buy already premixed and just shake.

United States on Oct 20, 2022

erika gritzmachererika gritzmacher: With some elbow grease, this works. You will need a foam bit and drill. I had hard water spots on my very old windows and used an abrasive shower cleaner with drill sponge head to scrub the spots off. This was a big mistake on my part and it left scratches all over my window. I taped the window so I could work in sections and as you can see from the pictures, this stuff was able to buff out the scratches in my glass. The section I've done so far took about 45 minutes, so be prepared to put in time, but its better than permanently dirty windows or replacing the glass.

United States on Jul 20, 2021

Dan Elfini: Ho preso l'ossido di cerio per rimuovere i graffi comparsi il primo giorno sul mio Samsung nuovo di zecca (solo tenendolo nella tasca dei jeans e nient'altro), quindi su un tanto pubblicizzato Gorilla Glass.

Dopo una settimana di continue applicazioni la situazione è sicuramente migliorata, ma purtroppo lo schermo è ben lungi da essere perfetto. I graffi più profondi ci sono ancora e infastidiscono. Avrei potuto continuare, ma a che scopo, se dopo sarebbero comparsi fuori altri graffi nell'utilizzo quotidiano?
Il prodotto non va certo a riempire i graffi, leviga lo schermo piano piano fino a creare una superficie uniforme.
Ma non si può certo levigare all'infinito.

IMPORTANTE: per ottenere dei risultati visibili occorre tanta pazienza, tanto olio di gomito e anche gli strumenti giusti, altrimenti o non si ottiene niente o si fanno anche danni.

Riassumo i miei consigli, cmq cercate anche tra le altre recensioni (quella al top utilità mi è servita molto e anche la guida online su wikiHow) :

- mischiare un cucchiaino pieno di prodotto e uno di acqua. Non più acqua, altrimenti è troppo liquida; cercate di ottenere una cremina, non troppo...

Italy on Jun 17, 2020

Andrey K.: I admit, this product works very well on tiny blemishes. It removed rain/water spots from my driver and passenger windows. Hence I give this product something above absolute minimum. But ... don't even think to use this powder on your windshield (I am talking about several years old windshield with a bunch of tiny dints from regular highway traffic). My Honda Accord is 11 years old, still original windshield. You can imagine how many times it was hit with tiny rocks on highways. At the right angle of sunshine one can see a super net of dots covering entire windshield. It gets really annoying. I was brave enough to use this powder on my windshield. Surely, it removed all rain/water spots. But it did not eliminate this net of tiny dots from rocks. In fact, it made things significantly worse. All the powder particles are now stuck in these micro-craters in the glass, and I can not wash them out. It means, I see these annoying net of gazillion micro-dots not only when the sun is in direct view. I see them now ALL THE TIME. Manufacturer should warn the customers not to use this powder on the windshield exposed to regular highway traffic, cause this powder makes things significantly...

United States on Oct 28, 2019

Robert BrownRobert Brown: Works for its intended purpose. Cerium oxide will remove minor surface scratches from glass. Must use felt polishing pad with some kind of rotary tool or polisher. Expecting it to remove very deep scratches or chips form glass is unrealistic. Any scratch or chip that deep would require insanely long hours of buffing and result in a large depression and possible dangerous weakening of glass. I used mine on a fish tank. Removed three 2.5 inch long scratches in 45 minutes. Used dremmel with felt polishing wheel. Mixed 1 part cerium oxide with 2 parts water. Don't allow to dry while using and keep moving to prevent over heating working area. Also it does tend to splatter. Depending on where you are working, may want to use drop cloths. Cleans up fairly easily nonetheless. Didn't stain cotton tee I got it on and wiped of wall with just water. Google search videos (remove scratches from aquarium glass) for instructional videos on using with glass.

United States on Jun 16, 2015

Douglas: After a typhoon rolled through my area, my car was left with multiple fine scratches across the windshield from some roofing shingles that hit it. They were right in my line of sight, but rather than replace the windshield, I thought I'd try to buff them out. So I purchased this product and mixed a paste with a little water. It doesn't take much! I used a Porter-Cable DA buffer and Griots Garage glass polishing pads, also purchased on Amazon. It was my first time using all of these products and the process was very easy. Medium to high speed on the buffer and frequent squirts of water with a spray bottle. Took about a hour of slow and steady buffing, but windshield looks great. No haze or swirl marks from the polish. I can still faintly see the scratches in the sunlight, but I suspect a little more time with the buffer would eventually work the, out. At this point, I'm satisfied. Sure cleaned the glass well too.

United States on Dec 31, 2012