Scratch Repair?

[woodcarver]

Hey Marcingo, I just picked some up at the Rock Hound shop in Victoria ,so you should be able to get it at place that sells tumbling supplies .
They will sell small 2ounce packs for $ 1.55 or pretty nearly any amount you want.
I am going to try it for removing hardwater marks from a tank ,nothingelse seems to move it . Sounds like a good tip.
Thanks Kronk
.....................Dave

[marcingo]

Unforetunately Im in edmonton (quite a drive) what kind of store is this? Might give me an idea of where to look locally.

Thanks.

[woodcarver]

Marcingo, You know the stores that specialize in all different types of semi-precious stones that can be polished to a fine gloss ? They also sell little machines that you can put unpolished stones in with an abrasive powder that rotates and tumbles the stones together making them smooth. It is called lapidary .
Maybe try these places.


Bedrock Supply Ltd
9435 63 Avenue NW, Edmonton, AB, Canada - (780) 434-2040

C Rock & Gem Shop
11606 149 Street NW, Edmonton, AB, Canada - (780) 452-3704



.......................Dave.

[marcingo]

thanks very much.

[woodcarver]

Glad to help , Just googled Lapidary for Edmonton and got 21 possible suppliers so you should have one near you


....................Dave

[Osiris]

Also be sure not to overheat the glass to much in one spot. I work for a window and door company, I had glass "thermal crack" once. Then you have a bigger perdictment (sp)

Just my 2 cents

[Kronk]

One other caution, with similar products if you spend too much time buffing in one area you can get a wierd concave spot in the glass that looks like your staring through sombody elses glasses, probably not a big deal but something to be aware of.