Are these suitable for auto-glass? Will it scratch glass like the green pads will?
898450
Although I haven't used it for auto-glass, I think it is as good as the green pads at scratching glass.
898451
I'm not entirely sure, because I have not used it for auto glass. But, I can tell you that they do not scratch anything that I have used them on (like the green ones would).
906940
They need to go on a smooth surface. I would think clean glass would be perfect!
1120227
I really don't know because I just used mine on glass blocks but they are so inexpensive that you have little to loose by buying them and trying. They worked great on glass and it was easier that I expected.
1031059
I`ve used it on glass and other things. Its abrasive so it wont leave your glass looking pristine, but it will clean the hard water residue, it did for me anyway. Glass blocks are pretty tough... it should do the trick. If you are worried about scratches, try a little on one block.Can`t hurt. Its worth buying.
983141
Don't know... haven't tried it... I suspect it isn't tempered glass. I want them for keeping things cold, though the literature says they are just as good for hot beverages.
454796
They will not scratch most bicycle finishes. They are hard plastic and I never had an issue on any bike with scratches.
408711
You could also try the clay bar, it made my glass super smooth. I dont think the black wax applicator pad on the tool should hurt glass as it is non-abrasive.
1479134
Pads are for polishing smooth glass surfaces. I suspect any rough edge will tend to rip up the pad. It's most like a course felt.
1969059
I've only had glass. I've had one tank for almost 20 years now. It's still perfect. No scratches. Possible scratching and possible discoloration would be my main worries about acrylic tanks. I tend to try to keep things a long time. Maybe a long-time user of acrylics could tell us all about these particular concerns.
1122020
The scratch remover works great and the polish does too. But it's designed for acrylic. So I don't know if will work on regular plastic. It might work but if it doesn't the fine sand will ruin you glasses. I would try to find out if your glasses are made of acrylic or plastic. You might try calling the company to see if it will work on plastic licenses before you try it.
2075723
Soft, non-abrasive tissue or cloth works just fine, like normal glasses. What you should watch for though is getting dirt or something abrasive caught between the lenses. That will probably scratch the inside of the lenses. In that case, you'd probably have to take them apart to resolve the issue.
82938
I found this link. Basically they will scratch if you slide them from what I gather. Good luck.http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/cookware/msg010049447701.html
425925
no it seems strong very clear glass. The same as my every day glasses by Villery Boch which don't scratch. It will take a year or so to see if this cup preforms well.
1479328
Glass really is not completely smooth. This cleaning fluid fills in the pores of the glasses. It possibly might fill in a light scratch. I would give it a try.
1935822
I don't know I never used them for glass...and I can't try it 'cause I don't have the kit anymore
991015
This is the smoothest tip I've ever seen. All I can say is from my own experience is that it GLIDES! I can't imagine how smooth it would be on just glass versus all of my extra protection. It's some kind of microfiber which always seems very soft to me. Since it doesn't seem to wear down like rubber I don't think you'd be in jeopardy of scratching your glass with the metal. It is kept clean by being able to click in. If you are really worried perhaps blowing on it to keep it clean before you use it. I don't really know what kind of glass you have but it is hard to fathom that this soft tip could scratch anything. It is really impressive. Hope that helped you. This is the smoothest tip I've ever seen. All I can say is from my own experience is that it GLIDES! I can't imagine how smooth it would be on just glass versus all of my extra protection. It's some kind of microfiber which always seems very soft to me. Since it doesn't seem to wear down like rubber I don't think you'd be in jeopardy of scratching your glass with the metal. It is kept clean by being able to click in. If you are really worried perhaps blowing on it to keep it clean before you use it. I don't really know what kind of glass you have but it is hard to fathom that this... » Read More This is the smoothest tip I've ever seen. All I can say is from my own experience is that it GLIDES! I can't imagine how smooth it would be on just glass versus all of my extra protection. It's some kind of microfiber which always seems very soft to me. Since it doesn't seem to wear down like rubber I don't think you'd be in jeopardy of scratching your glass with the metal. It is kept clean by being able to click in. If you are really worried perhaps blowing on it to keep it clean before you use it. I don't really know what kind of glass you have but it is hard to fathom that this soft tip could scratch anything. It is really impressive. Hope that helped you. « Show Less
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Flat, yes, but with grooves. I would imagine that they would work fine on glass top surface.