When you use abrasives or acids on tempered glass, it can sometimes (contrary to normal glass) develop a fog or haze. Is there a way to remove this?
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This sounds like one for crafts.stackexchange.com but I'd check their tour first.– Chenmunka ♦Commented Apr 26, 2017 at 7:49
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this is duplicate ; please search your answer before asking. Check this link please– melicCommented Apr 27, 2017 at 10:27
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@melic I'm afraid it's not a duplicate and my problem is quite different. The question you linked to was concerned with some kind of deposit, not so in this case.– Alpha_PiCommented Apr 29, 2017 at 0:02
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Regrettably, tempered glass is very sensitive to any scratch or abrasion. The surface is under great stress, and a scratch can quickly propagate, causing the entire piece of glass to shatter into numerous little cubes.
There are some suggestions for polishing the glass, but realize that the glass is already compromised and might shatter during polishing.
If you cannot replace the glass, a temporary way to make it look better would be to cover the scratches with clear plastic spray. Unless you can find a product with the same index of refraction as the glass, though, it will not hide the abrasion completely.
