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Old 02-06-2025, 12:39 AM
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Hi Bojan,

You can always use "Cerium Oxide" to polish glass or plastic.....Just be careful with the plastic items though.
It is much finer than rouge & windscreen replacement firms use it to polish any scratches out of any glass items they come across.


Cerium Oxide can be purchased off eBay at very reasonable cost.

Here's a link for you...
Reduced via tiny URL...(eBay link is way too large.)

> https://tinyurl.com/272tq7v9

Lots to choose from but this should suit your requirements.
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Just use a small clean glass container & mix a small amount (a dessert spoonful is more than enough) of cerium oxide with plain water to the consistency of Brasso or just a tad thinner.

Apply with a small piece of clean flannelette (shirt) material & carefully apply in a circular motion.

Do not concentrate in one area.

Wash off with clean water.

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