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Has anyone resurfaced glass? I was wondering wether you can use a wet polisher and stone polishing pads to polish glass. I have been shopping around and i know there ... -
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Has anyone resurfaced glass? I was wondering wether you can use a wet polisher and stone polishing pads to polish glass. I have been shopping around and i know there are particualar types for glass. Does anyone know if its worth trying on an offcut or would i need the actual glass pads? cheers
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Do you have stone pads and what grades..?
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hi dave, i have 50,100,200,400,800,1500,3000 and buff. Yeh they are stone wet polishing pads to go with my wet flex
Last edited by simmy08; 04-01-2011 at 06:10 PM.
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And are they wet or dry or both..? and resin or carbide..
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these disks are resin. they are just for wet polishing
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I think they will do the job no probs.. but as always test first.. but i can get a very high polish on stone with mine so it is worth a go first.. good luck and please do let us know how it turns out.. so then if we come across this scenario then we know it will work as well..
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yep its a 15mm 2000x1.5 glass dinnertable. Also a coffee table. Wont be going anywhere near it till i can polish an offcut back to original state lol
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Is it scratched ..? and it might be toughened glass.. now not sure how that behaves when polishing..
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