Question 1

After you have dipped the buffing wheel and start to buff, about how long before the slurry starts to dry? A minute? Two minutes?

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Typically the slurry starts to dry after 20-30 seconds, however it does depend on the applied pressure, and RPMs of the power drill being used.

Question 2

when using this product is there any haze on the glass and how do you remedy it to fie the haze ?.

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There is no haze. This is a glass polish. The powder is EXTREMELY fine. It will remove scratches in glass, but the process is very slow. I had "cleaned" my window above  our kitchen sink with the Scotch-Brite scrubber sponge I used for the dishes. It removed the stuff on the glass, but to my horror, left scratches on a 18" square area. A new window was going to run $500.

I found this stuff and it got off about 90% before I quit. The glass was vertical of course so I was holding my drill with the polishing wheel straight out from me at just the wrong distance (over the sink plus another 6" for the window ledge) for me to provide any real leverage. I would make a thick slurry of the powder in water and go after a 6" area until my arms gave out, recover, and do it again. When I got to the point where only I could see the scratches, I called it good enough. This took about 3 hour of polishing.

Question 3

Will this remove frit from windows?

Accepted Answer

I have no clue what frit is, but it removed swirls and light scratches on my Nissan 240sx windows.

Question 4

Anyone recommend a cheap drill to use for this? I assume a corded one since this is a about an hour process or so.

Accepted Answer

Most definitely use a corded one because you are absolutely right it is not a short process, sorry I can't say which drill or electric buffer to use but make sure it is a good one and be very patient!

ASIN	B083778RJX
Best Sellers Rank	#116,803 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #407 in Body Repair Buffing & Polishing Pads
Brand Name	Gordon Glass Co.
Compatible Material	Glass
Customer Reviews	4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (488)
Grit Material Type	Cerium Oxide
Grit Number	24
Grit Type	Fine
Item Weight	8 ounces
Manufacturer	Gordon Glass
Material Type	Cerium Oxide
Model	3KITCO55258
Number of Items	1
Number of Packs	1
Part Number	3KITCO55258
UPC	096523143256
Unit Count	1 Count

Cerium Oxide Glass Polishing Kit, Glass and Windshield Scratch Removal Kit, 8 Oz of Gordon Glass Cerium Oxide Polishing Powder, 3 inch Felt Polishing Buffing Wheel

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