polishing glass

nsc

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Does anyone know if you can polish foggy stove glass? If so can you suggest a polishing schedule?

Thanks
 
I've used brasso with good results on a watch that had a few small marks on the glass. Might be worth a try!
 
I removed the soap scum from my glass shower last weekend.

I sanded with Mirka Ceros abranet 220,320, 400,600, Rotex 125 Platin 1000, 2000, polishing felt hard, sheepskin.  I used meguiar polisher with the felt hard.  It is better than new.

My oven less than one year had the same problem, glass fogged.
Lowes said is a common problem and they paid for the first time to fix it.  They guy polished it but it was not thorough as I did my shower.

The problem was inside the 2 glasses, he disassembled the door.

 
So was the shower glass clear after you were done, is meguiar the brand?
 
better than new and now the rest of my bathroom looks like crap. My wife asked me for new cabinets.

Isn't that always how it works, Fidel...

I fixed the back of the house and the deck looked lousy so I had to upgrade it - It never ends. I actually like it.

Tom
 
I have used the RO 90 to polish glass. It is not ideal since it is dry sanding(Do wear a dust mask).
Abranet sells a 5 pack of 3in diameter assortment of grits. I started at 240, 320, 400, and 600, 1200, and 2000, and then hand polished with a felt pad and cerium oxide.

I was polishing tin coated glass that would be visible from both sides. I think you could skip the 1200 and 2000 grit and polish with felt and cerium oxide. 
 
Thanks guys im going to try all the suggestions and talk pictures and update this with the compared results in a couple weeks

 
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