A glass table can be an attractive decorative accent. Scratches in the glass, however, may detract from the overall appearance of the table, and are unappealing to look at. If your scratched table is part of a matching set, or works well with your current dcor, you may not want to replace the table. The good news is that there is a relatively easy way to remove scratches from glass, allowing you to keep your table for years to come. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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Clean the table to remove any dust or dirt that could potentially cause further damage during the course of the repair.
2Apply the jewelers rouge to the polishing pad, a small amount will work. If you cannot find jewelers rouge, non-gel, whitening toothpaste can serve as a substitute.
3Put on your particle mask and goggles, apply the pad to the electric buffer, and run the buffer over the scratch using light to moderate pressure. If you do not have an electric buffer you can go over the scratch by hand with the polishing pad.
4Leave your mask and goggles on, put on the plastic gloves and mix the 2 cups of warm water and oz. of ammonia together in the spray bottle.
5Spray the ammonia solution onto the buffed area, while still wearing your personal protective equipment, and carefully wipe it with a paper towel.
6Examine the area. If the scratch is still visible, steps two through five can be repeated up to two more times. If the process is still not effective consult with a professional.
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