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Originally Posted by makoshark
Wow! I'd say they turned out great because I can't even see them  I'll have to try out that kit now that I know it works so well. |
I was very pleased with the results ... it's takes awhile (patience) but well worth it
The directions say to make a paste consistency of toothpaste .... I used a touch more water and just kept the polisher moving and kept it watery and don''t let it dry. It's only a 3" polishing pad that I put on my 7" polisher.
And since I was polishing in the tub I kept rinsing with water to check the results... slow speed on the polisher = 600rpm, just go slow and keep it moist.
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Originally Posted by Roberts68
Do they offer more than one kit Chief?
Maybe throw out the part number you tried and liked?
Were your scratches deep enough to feel with your fingernail? I have some pretty deep ones in my original door windows that a glass guy told me 15 years ago were a lost cause.
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I didn't have any deep scratches so I got the 12525 kit, they have a courser kit that is made for the deeper scratches #12526
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Originally Posted by randy
do you have a link to the kit you used. I need to do that too
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This will get you to the Pro Polishing kit I used.
http://www.eastwood.com/pro-glass-polishing-kit.html