Claralw@aol.com wrote:
> 
> I know there are compounds that are sold specifically to remove scratches
> from glass, but in my ever-thrifty quest for solutions, I wonder if
> polishing or rubbing compound would lead to the same result. Any
> experiences, thoughts, rebuke? Thanks! Joe ('71 campmobile) - on digest.
> - -  -

	There are chromium sulfate compounds and silicate compounds designed to be used 
with a cotton buffer to remove scratches and scuffs on glass.  The only results I've 
seen from using these is a distorted wavy finish in the glass.  I think I'd rather live 
with the scratches.
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