Use with a rotary device or drill and a polishing pad to restore original glass clarity, and remove blemishes, scuffs, superficial scratches, sanding marks, lime scale, chemical damage and adhesive residue.

ADD WATER

Mix 4 parts cerium oxide with 1 part water.

Tip! We recommend mixing a small amount of the cerium oxide at a time and adding more if necessary.

MIX

Mix by shaking in a closed container or using a spoon/spatula.

Tip!: For a more abrasive paste use less water; for a less abrasive paste use more water.

APPLY

Apply a small amount (about half a teaspoon) of the mixed cerium oxide compound to a felt pad or similar.

START POLISHING

Turn the polishing device on and spread the cerium oxide paste across the damaged area.

Tip! Start with low RPM to prevent splatter.

KEEP POLISHING

Increase the speed to 1500-2500rpm and polish the area moving side to side or up and down.

SPRAY WATER

When the paste dries out, spray a bit of water or add more paste. Keep polishing until you are happy with the results.

Tip! For the best experience use a spray bottle with a mist.