Fine scratches, hard-water spots and wiper marks build up on glass over time and turn into real glare at night or when driving into the sun. Glass polishing removes them without replacing the glass.
A specialised compound is worked into the glass with a polishing machine to level out the damaged surface - usually under an hour for a windshield, depending on how much correction is needed.
It's a quick, affordable service that noticeably improves visibility and safety, especially on a car's windshield.
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Wiper blades, road grit, and hard water left to dry on the glass are the most common causes. Over time they build into fine scratches and cloudy spots that catch the light.
No. Done correctly, it only removes a microscopically thin layer of the glass surface without affecting its strength or safety.
Light to moderate scratches and water spots can be polished out. Deep scratches or chips that go through the glass usually need a windshield repair or replacement instead.
Usually under an hour for a windshield, depending on how much correction is needed.
The clarity itself is permanent - new scratches or water spots will only reappear the same way they did before, from wipers and hard water over time.
Yes, mineral deposits from hard water are one of the most common things glass polishing corrects, restoring clear visibility.
Yes. The fine scratches wiper blades leave behind over time are exactly the kind of surface damage polishing is designed to remove.
Yes, headlight lenses can be polished using a similar process to remove yellowing and cloudiness, restoring clarity and improving night-time visibility.