Removing scrathches on window?

[F8 CMR]

i got my car back after gettign warranty work don to find the window scratched! they arnt taking any responsibility for it therefore i have 2 sort it myself.
does anyone no of any products which would remove the scrtaches before i invest in a new window?
cheers

 

[MarkWales]

any pics of them and more information - length depth etc

 

[darkhorse]

Jewellers Rouge on a buffing wheel/polishing mop will work for light scratches. You'll be able to get the rouge from a glass/window company for not much and the buffing wheel from Screwfix or similar.
Use a fairly slow speed on a drill not too much pressure, it will take time so be patient!

 

[F8 CMR]

ill get soem photos tomorrow at work with more info

 

[MarkWales]

out of interest which window is it

 

[F8 CMR]

offside rear...

 

[Edward101]

Really depends on the scratches but maybe planetpolish have what your after

planetpolish.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3&products_id=4

Hope this helps,
Ed

 

[F8 CMR]

took the car into work today and tried taking photos, found it really hard but heres the best i could come up with....

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[darkhorse]

If you run your finger nail across the scratch and it digs in then you won't be able to polish it out easily. By the time you have polished it out, you'll have removed a good amount of material and made the glass thinner and therefore weaker.
If you can just feel it, then you can polish it out with jewellers rouge

 

[MarkWales]

looks to be big area

 

[vwbassett]

last time i was in machine mart i saw that they had a window scratch removal kit

 

[Cupra_R04]

dont know if you can say other site's names but there is a detailing site that someone has put a guide up for polishing scratches out of glass. Looks very useful and may be of some help.

 

[gogs]

Is there a dedicated product for this, seems to be a product for everything else

 

[nightflight]

Would the Autoglass putty stuff not at least make it much less noticeable?