Would anyone happen to know if this could (or might) work on a mirror finish with a very slight scratch. Thank you very much! Dan
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I'm unclear as to what a "mirror finish" would mean in this context. Is it a finish that exists "under" a layer of glass? Or, is it a finish that is on "top" of a glass surface? If the mirror finish is under a layer of glass then I'd guess it would be fine to use. However, if the finish sits on top of the glass, I think it would remove the mirror finish before doing anything at all to the glass scratch underneath it. When using this product, it helps to consider it as just like sanding a piece of wood to remove scratches. I hope this helps.
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Hi, mirrors are tricky to repair (as you need to be very gently during the polishing process to DO NOT overheat the surface) but its still possible, however if the scratch you got is deep enough to catch with your fingernail or even barely feel it thats mean you need to use our glass scratch repair kit based on two or three stage abrasive process - however if they very light like a surface marks, above polishing kit should do the trick.
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I have not tried it for such, but it should work so long as the scratch is not deep enough for you to catch your fingernail in it.
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I just tried it out and cleaned a mirror with it, it worked great, so I don't think there is any finish on it, it works just like newspaper does
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Don't know for sure, but what I would do is try a tiny less visible spot of the scraped area. Rub in "light" circular motion, let dry, use soft cloth to polish & check to see if improved. If you have to use a little more pressure, try that. Apply, let dry, then polish using. Take it in small steps.
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For this you would have to remove the whole mirror and replace the main part of it. It worked great for our car. I think the painted piece will snap into the back of it
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I have only used maguires mirror glaze 17 clear plastic cleaner on my older soft top plastic window and it made a big difference. Totally worth having in my arsonal but I don't know about tint scratch. Good luck
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I only tried it on the mirror. It fell off after a minute with the blow dryer on it, so I'm pretty sure it would not adhere to the door. I returned mine :-(
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Yes, it works wonders!! I had to go over ther scratch twice on my car, but it doesn't take long at all. I did it a few months back and it still looks like the scratch was never there!
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It works on a mirror! Does not work on a satin finish painted wall. That's all I know for sure.
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Not sure. I used it on a mirror frame. You may want to call the manufacturer to see what they recommend. Good luck!
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I have, on the mirrors and makes them look like new. not sure if they recommend it but it worked for me.
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Good Evening Clark-Thanks for the question. Our Fogless Mirror works great on marble. The smooth surface actually is one of the best surfaces to install this mirror on. My wifes parents have a marble shower wall and they have been enjoying their mirror for months. Be sure to use all the silicone when installing. Don't hesitate to email us if you have anymore questionsHave a great nightSteve ParisiPresidentToiletTree Products
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I can't actually address your question directly, but having used this device to polish boats, I suspect that it may not have enough torque/power to accomplish the task if the scratches are significant, it might work if they aren't deep.
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This is fine "cut" cleaner, though it's called Mirror Glaze(which is confusing-look at the red meter on left, and go lower to get finer grits), and #5 is surely an abrasive for removing scratches, heavy oxidation, etc....and should not be a repeat process over the same panels. When the panel is free of scratching(if not too deep), move to finer grit, swirl remover #4, before getting to non-abrasive "show car glaze", and/or wax. Hopefully not letting it get away from you, by washing and waxing often, maintaining the clearcoat...hope this helps.
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If it is just a surface scratch, then it might help. But if the gash opened up the metal or took out all the paint covering, then it would not work. Sorry, but I never got that miracle feel most people review, or what the manufacturer purports
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I did - a whoooooole lot of mirrors, actually. My classroom used to be an old dance classroom and there was an entire wall of mirrors at the front. I used this stuff to spray paint over it and turn it into a makeshift chalkboard, and I have two caveats: 1. While it can and DOES work on a mirror, you need to make absolutely certain that the mirror is clean. Like, spotless. Otherwise it's going to cause bumps and bubbles and make actually writing on it kind of troublesome. 2. You will probably need to do at least two coats - one seems to be too thin and can cause chalk to "scrape through" the paint, so I'd definitely do at least two coats to make sure you've got a good chalkboard base. Do those two things, and you'll be good to go!
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I can't imagine what rusts that you'd use this to shine. It removes TARNISH. If some rust had just rubbed off onto something else through proximity, I'd THINK it would remove the non-original rust, but this is just speculation on my part.
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I Don't know either. This really doesn't eliminate scratches, it's seems safe to use as soft polisher. I agree with the other comment.