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Repairing Scratches on Mirrors

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Date: 12/05/2007 Topics: Readers Request > Repair | Repair > Miscellaneous  
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Is there any product at all that can repair scratches on mirrors? I'm just sick: we just installed new mirrored doors on one of our closets; there were a couple of places where there were dirt marks just on the surface; glass cleaner and paper towels didn't do the job.

So I used a special scrubbing pad that is SUPPOSED to be safe to use on glass or mirrors, HA! Well it scratched my new mirrors! I checked at the hardware store and the clerk said there is nothing that will fix the scratches, but I thought I'd check with the ThriftyFun community before I give up.

Lynn from Chico, CA
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Post By mary (Guest Post) (01/23/2008)
Maybe you could try clear nail polish.


Post by Jantoo (588) | (12/09/2007)
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Yikes. I'd contact the scrubber manufacturer and tell them what happened. Maybe they can help you. There's also an eyeglass scratch remover that I've seen at Walgreen's and a dollar store. Might be worth a try.


Post By Cathy from Townsville, QLD (Guest Post) (12/07/2007)
Over here, we have a product called Brasso, it's especially for polishing brass objects. See if you can find a similar product over there. All you do is place a tiny dab on a soft cloth and use lots and lots of elbow grease rubbing out the scratches. It works as a fine buffer. It will take a lot of work and time, but will get rid of the scratches, as long as they aren't too deep. If they are, I say to get a new mirror!


Post By Thrifty Me (Guest Post) (12/07/2007)
Ask at an auto parts supply store for a product that can be used on windshields. OR, try at a windshield repair place. Either one may have a solution for you.


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