How to Repair Glass Scratches?
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To repair glass scratches, first use a pen to outline the area that needs repair, then use strong light to illuminate and observe the scratches on the glass. Apply polishing paste evenly onto a wool wheel, then spread it over the area to be repaired. Start the angle grinder for polishing, sprinkle some water every 15 seconds, and allow 20 seconds for cooling. Finally, wipe off the polishing paste with a damp towel to complete the glass scratch repair.
There are scratches on the car glass. I've tried several methods to fix them. If they're not too deep, a simple DIY is enough. Usually, I first clean the glass surface to ensure there's no dust, then squeeze some toothpaste onto a soft cloth and gently rub it in circular motions over the scratched area. After several rounds of rubbing, the scratches can be smoothed out. Remember not to use gel-type toothpaste; regular white toothpaste works best. If the scratches are shallow, this method is cost-effective and convenient—I often do it at home with simple tools I already have. However, be careful not to mess with deep scratches or those in the center of the windshield, as it could affect visibility and make driving dangerous. If you're unsure, try buying a small repair kit, which includes polishing paste and a cloth. Be patient during the process and don't rush.
