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Just discovered an ugly scratch on the glass? If the scratch is no larger than the width of your fingernail, you can make it go away with home remedies like toothpaste or nail polish. Clean the glass first, then polish it with a microfiber cloth and selected glass cleaning product, and your glasses will be as good as new again!
Steps
Polish with toothpaste
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Clean the glass. Use a clean cloth to clean the glass, making sure the glass becomes transparent and free of grit. Let the glass dry before treating the scratch.
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Moisten the fine fiber cloth. Dip a lint-free cloth under warm running water. Squeeze the cloth so that the water no longer drips.
- Any debris on the fabric, including dirt and lint, will rub against the glass surface and create uneven friction or cause further scratches.
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Squeeze some toothpaste onto the cloth. Squeeze a small amount of toothpaste with your little finger onto the cleaning cloth. It is best to be careful with the amount of toothpaste you use. You can add more toothpaste when treating the scratch afterwards. [1] X Research Source
- A white, non-gel, special toothpaste with baking soda is the best for removing scratches.
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Apply toothpaste to the glass. Apply toothpaste to the scratched area in small circular motions for about 30 seconds. [2] X Research Source
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Apply toothpaste again. Check for scratches. You may need to apply toothpaste several times to smooth the scratch. Repeat the above steps, squeeze the toothpaste into the towel and wipe the scratch in small circles for 30 seconds.
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Clean the glass. Use a new, clean cloth and catch it under running water. Squeeze out the water and wipe the glass with a damp cloth once to keep it shiny.
- Do not press hard when applying toothpaste to the glass to prevent the toothpaste from sticking deeper into the glass.
Grind with baking soda
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Clean the glass. Use a fine-fiber cloth to prevent dirt from entering the scratch. Moisten the cloth with warm water and clean the glass as usual.
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Mix water and baking soda in equal proportions. You only need a spoonful or less for each ingredient. It is best to mix in a bowl so that you can use a spoon to crush the baking soda. When you’re done mixing, you’ll have a dough-like dough. [3] X Research Sources
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Pour the mixture onto the cloth. Remember to use a clean cloth. To make it easier, you can wrap a cloth around your finger and dip it into the flour mixture. This way you will get a small amount of powder.
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Rub the powder mixture onto the glass in a circular motion. Apply the mixture to the glass and polish the scratch by rubbing the cloth in a circular motion. Rub for up to 30 seconds, paying attention to see if the scratch is gone. [4] X Research Sources
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Rinse the glass. Wash or wipe the glasses with a clean cloth. Moisten the cloth under warm running water and wipe over the scratched area, making sure to remove the baking soda.
Use metal polish
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Clean the glass. Dip the lint-free cloth under warm running water. Squeeze out the water so that there are no more drips. Use a damp cloth to wipe away dirt and allow the glasses to dry. [5] X Research Sources
- Metallic polish works well when polishing smooth surfaces such as car glass.
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Wrap the cloth around your finger. Choose a cloth that won’t leave lint on the glass. You can replace it with cotton balls as well.
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Squeeze the polish onto the fabric. Squeeze cream onto cloth-wrapped fingers or dip into cream to get a small amount. Limit the amount of polish, as overuse can cause additional scratches. [6] X Research Sources
- Polishing creams with cerium oxide will work the fastest. Jewelry polish is also an option, but is more expensive.
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Rub the polish on the scratch. Rub the polishing cloth over the scratch in small circles for about 30 seconds. The scratch will fade or disappear completely. Do not add more cream as this may damage the glasses.
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Wipe off the polish. Use a clean cloth and moisten it with warm water. Wipe over the polished area to remove the cream.
Use nail polish to treat individual scratches
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Clean the glass. Clean the glass as usual with glass cleaner or a damp microfiber cloth. Make sure the glass surface is clean of dust and dirt, let it dry. [7] X Research Sources
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Dip the brush in nail polish. Use only clear paint to treat scratches on glass. Dip the brush of the nail polish bottle into the paint. You will have a small amount of nail polish to brush over the scratch.
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Apply nail polish to the scratch. Use a nail polish brush to apply nail polish to the scratch. Limit contact with the glass around the scratch as much as possible. When applied to glass, nail polish will adhere to scratches and cover visible imperfections. [8] X Research Sources
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Wait an hour for the paint to dry. Let the nail polish soak into the scratch. Come back in 1 hour to prepare the nail polish remover.
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Apply nail polish remover to the microfiber cloth. Gently pour nail polish remover onto a clean cloth. You only need a small amount to remove the polish. [9] X Research Source
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Use a cloth to clean the scratch. Use a cloth soaked in nail polish remover and wipe over the scratch. Once the gloss finish is clean, you’ll be able to see your glass as new.
Advice
- In some cases, you may need another person to hold the glass when handling scratches to prevent dropping or breaking the glass.
- This method cannot be applied to glasses that are coated or laminated with a thin film, including some eyeglasses. You will need to remove the film with a product like Armor Etch.
- If in doubt, consult the manufacturer’s instructions or a professional optician.
Warning
- Do not continuously rub the scratches. This will further damage the glass.
- If the scratch is as large as a fingernail or more, you should not treat it with the above methods. Consult a professional service manual for re-polishing or glass replacement.
Things you need
- Toothpaste is not gel, white color
- Baking soda or metal polish
- Lots of clean, soft cloths
- Water
How to use nail polish:
- Clear nail polish
- Paint brush
- Nail polish remover
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Just discovered an ugly scratch on the glass? If the scratch is no larger than the width of your fingernail, you can make it go away with home remedies like toothpaste or nail polish. Clean the glass first, then polish it with a microfiber cloth and selected glass cleaning product, and your glasses will be as good as new again!
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