what type of pads to polish glass

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about to use wg glass polish for the 1st time.

do i simply just use lake county pads that i use for paint polish ...

using whichever pad i feelbis required based on glass condition?

ie...using orange or white ....

one time polish and be done..or do i need to 2 stage it based on pad cut used like car paint?

tks guys..
 
Toolhead said:
about to use wg glass polish for the 1st time.

do i simply just use lake county pads that i use for paint polish ...

using whichever pad i feelbis required based on glass condition?

ie...using orange or white ....

one time polish and be done..or do i need to 2 stage it based on pad cut used like car paint?

tks guys..
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If you are wanting to remove scratches one might use Ceriglass to remove scratches. They make glass polishing pads too for scratch removal.

Most of the time I clay the window and simply polish with a white pad. Follow that with a window cleaner maybe... some eraser... coat it and forget it.

Others will chime in.

Ryan

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Goonie75 said:
If you are wanting to remove scratches one might use Ceriglass to remove scratches. They make glass polishing pads too for scratch removal.

Most of the time I clay the window and simply polish with a white pad. Follow that with a window cleaner maybe... some eraser... coat it and forget it.

Others will chime in.

Ryan

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tks man..noticing the clarity through the glass diminishing as of late..so not chasing scratches...just trying the wg glass polosh to see if that clears up the glass vision a bit...

i was looking for that answer...lol.

wash..clay and then white pad polish
 
Toolhead said:
tks man..noticing the clarity through the glass diminishing as of late..so not chasing scratches...just trying the wg glass polosh to see if that clears up the glass vision a bit...

i was looking for that answer...lol.

wash..clay and then white pad polish
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Sounds like a good plan. Good luck bro.

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I normally use a Megs microfiber cutting pad as it cuts through the film quicker than a foam pad and I don’t have to worry about sling with proper pad prep.
 
so what about deeply scratched glass?,,,I had windshield come through the other day on a GM certified with scratches I could catch easily with my fingernail,,are these removable ?
 
tks guys..
if using a flex 3401 da.. am I looking at topside speed setting of 5.. or amp up to 6..

using a white LC force hybrid pad … -

does WG glass polish require a 6 pass method like their paint polishes.. or just polish until you are satisfied with results.
 
Farmallluvr said:
so what about deeply scratched glass?,,,I had windshield come through the other day on a GM certified with scratches I could catch easily with my fingernail,,are these removable ?
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I have not tried to remove those types of scratches, but from what ive read ..ie..tinting windows /tool scratches in glass..if you can catch the scratch with your fingernail.. not removable scratches...
 
Farmallluvr said:
so what about deeply scratched glass?,,,I had windshield come through the other day on a GM certified with scratches I could catch easily with my fingernail,,are these removable ?
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Yes. Sometimes. Messy. Ceriglass and glass pad.

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