buffing light scratches out of glass?

[Joshua76]

Does anybody know if it's possible to buff some very very light scratches out of a tank, and how to do it if so

thanks...Joshua

[t-bone2]

call a whindshield company there into glass repair

[Fiziksgeek]

There have been lots of threads about this topic. Here is a resent one:

http://archive.reefcentral.com/forum...readid=1236897

Look around and you will find others...

[Joshua76]

Thank you guys, I think I'll give the Cerium oxide a shot.


wish me luck....Joshua

[Urban_Squrill]

I just buffed my 75 and it takes a long time.

[Joshua76]

Time I have, money for brand new oceanic RR 120 I do not. I got really lucky and bought this tank for $85. I could probably actually live with the scratches for a bit, but there so light that I might as well try to remove them. when you say a long time what exactly are we talking?

[grallster]

They have to be EXTREMELY light for it to even have a chance of working.

[Joshua76]

They pass the fingernail test. I think the last owner scrubbed too hard with a scrubbing pad.

[grallster]

Good luck--but I wouldn't expect very good results (it is impossible for a scrubber pad alone to scratch glass--must have had gravel in it).