How to Remove Scratches From Glass Table TopsScratched glass table tops are an eyesore and can detract from the look of your home. So, here a quick study on ways to get your scratched surface back in shape — we will look at how it can be done with household items and what professionals use.
Typical Scratch-Removal Techniques
Toothpaste Application
How It Works: Toothpaste is a mild abrasive that helps to buff out fine scratches.glass scratch removal (ad) Either way, make sure it is unflavored and not of the gel variety (if possible with baking soda)!
Steps:
Remove fingerprints and dust from the glass
Toothpaste: apply a small bit of toothpaste to the cloth
Work the toothpaste into the scratch with circular motions for 30 seconds.
Wipe away the excess with a wet rag and see how that looks. Repeat if necessary126.
Baking Soda Paste
Baking soda is another mild abrasive that can help polish out scratches. How to use it: Fill a small spray bottle with water and add in about 2 tablespoons of baking soda, Sarkis suggested.
Steps:
To make a paste, mix equal parts baking soda and water.
Then rub the paste over the scratch using a microfiber cloth.
Wash off the residue and inspect how visible the scratch is25
Clear Nail Polish
How it Works: This process covers the scratches so that they are not as noticeable.
Steps:
Firstly, clean the Scratch Area.
Put a little clear nail polish on the scratch and let it dry for an hour.
Wipe the excess polish surrounding the scratch away with a nail polish remover on cloth
Important to Remember
Value: For mild scratching, these methods are generally effective. Buuuttt more penetrating scratches may require professional repairs, or having the glass replaced.
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Conclusion
Surprisingly, some household item (like toothpaste and baking soda) can work effectively on small scratches in glass table tops. Now of course this won’t help with deep gouges, but it does give you a good way to keep your glass surfaces looking nice.