Cerium Oxide

[RTee]

Anybody have any luck removing scratches from glass using Cerium Oxide? So far my attempt has been futile so I am hoping someone has some advice. Does anybody use fine grit sandpaper first? I am using a drill and hard felt small wheel. Maybe I should use a dremel? Thanks for any help.

[crabbysd]

deeper scratches are HARD. Cerium is a polish, you need to find different grits
http://www.hisglassworks.com/learn/h...-final-polish/

[RTee]

Thanks!

[RTee]

deeper scratches are HARD. Cerium is a polish, you need to find different grits
http://www.hisglassworks.com/learn/h...-final-polish/

Thanks!

[RTee]

deeper scratches are HARD. Cerium is a polish, you need to find different grits
http://www.hisglassworks.com/learn/h...-final-polish/

So I'm guessing I should start with something more coarse obviously, although I don't know if it should be a sandpaper or something similar to an electroplated diamond disk?

[RTee]

Just did some more research and it seems as though getting a deep scratch out isn't going to happen. The best/easiest thing to do is going to be replacing the panel. I am gonna try a diamond bit on a dremel, but I don't really have a lot of hope for it. I'll post if it works, though I think it's gonna be a waste of time.

[RTee]

P.S. Anybody wanna buy 65 gallon needing the front panel replaced? SUPER cheap, with stand, can deliver!

[KorL]

how bad is the scratch to want to replace the panel. pretty much every tank I've seen has at least one scratch

[RTee]

A lot of little scratches which really aren't a big deal, and one deep gouge I can catch my nail on around 8 inches long.

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