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Old 01-22-06, 03:22   #1 (permalink)
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The last guy who owned our house had a huge dog which he kept in the Conservatory. Subsequently, the double-glazed patio doors leading into the house have aquired a good many surface scratches (I'm told that the glass surface is quite soft.)

Can/should I tackle the problem with my PC?
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i would think that using a PC with a good finishing pad would not hurt. If it were me I would try Klasse AIO and see what happens. You can always go more aggressive with pad and products until you get the look that you want. Remember to go slow and do small areas checking your work often as you progress on the window.
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Great thanks, I'll give it a go.
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I have used Klasse on shower doors before with good results. I dont think there would be a problem using it on patio doors.
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Went in with AG Glass polish first off. Nice clean glass, but scratches are now filled in with polish dust and look slightly worse. I've not got any AIO so I'll hit it with AG SRP next, see what happens.
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I'm thinking the doors are made of plastic, not glass.

You could try wet sanding them.
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