Jim,
Eastwood makes a glass polishing kit that takes out minor scratches. It works
pretty good. Can't remember the price right off hand, though. I can look it up
and get you the part # if you want it. Good luck!
Nick Griswell
Rock Spring, GA
1954-3100 5-window "FATBOY"
"Jim House" <jhouse@ccsol.com> on 06/05/2001 05:36:05 PM
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Subject: [oletrucks] woops - I sanded the windshield glass
Well in another famous what can I do in an hour - I decided to sand and
paint the crank out windshield in the 46. I did not mask off or tape - just
fired up the sander and went after the rusty medal. Well not thinking the
spinning pad touched the glass (in 2 spots) and now the glass has a few
scratches in it. I was using 150 grit paper. Before I go to far, it was
masked primed then painted and came out great. On the down side the paint
faded from last year, so maybe I need to repaint the whole thing (another 5
cans or Rustoloum). This is all just a temp cover until I can do it
correctly (est. 2003).
Back to the question. Is there a rubbing compound or something I can use to
get the scratches out of the glass? Once again I am learning on the job.
Thanks,
NHJim
46 Chevy 3104
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