Does Car Glass Polishing Affect the Glass?
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Car glass polishing does affect the glass. Polishing causes wear on the glass, especially leading to light halos at night, which can impair driving. Below is a detailed introduction to car glass polishing: Preparation Materials: Polishing is only effective for shallow scratches and minor imperfections. The process requires a polishing machine, glass polish, and cleaning agents. It can smooth rough glass surfaces, remove fine scratches and blemishes, and even out tiny pores in the glass to prevent oil film formation, restoring the glass's original clarity. Conditions for Polishing: For windshield repairs, it's essential to determine whether the damage is in the primary viewing area. If scratches are in this area, polishing is not recommended as it may lead to complications. The so-called aftereffects of windshield polishing refer to certain impacts on the glass post-polishing. Polishing causes some degree of wear, altering light refraction. This is particularly problematic during nighttime driving, where halos can appear, disrupting visibility and compromising driving safety.