Glass edge polishing

Glass polishing is the process of removing scratches, stains, or any other defects from the glass surface using special tools and equipment. This process may be necessary when microscratches, water stains, or other surface damage appear on the glass that impairs the appearance or reduces transparency.

There are several methods of glass polishing, including mechanical polishing with abrasive materials, chemical polishing with special reagents that dissolve the top layer of glass, and ultrasonic polishing to achieve the best results at the micro level.

Not all scratches can be removed by sanding. Deep scratches that penetrate deep into the glass structure may remain visible even after polishing. However, most superficial scratches and defects can be successfully removed with the right grinding techniques.

The duration of the process depends on the size and degree of damage to the glass. Small stains or scratches can be removed in a few hours, while larger or deeper defects may require several days of work.

Proper polishing should not adversely affect the strength of the glass. Professional polishing removes only a minimal layer of glass without disturbing its structure. However, it is important to use the services of experienced professionals to avoid possible damage to the glass during the process.