Duragloss Nu-Glass

[dschribs]

Just ordered some last night and I'm waiting for it to be delivered.



- Has anyone used this product with any success in removing etched on water spots?



- The description of the product says it can be used with a buffer. Should I stick with an LC white pad or could I use something more aggressive (orange) if need be?

 

[Dan]

This stuff is the one Duragloss product I would not recommend. Be prepared for some wicked dusting and not much polishing.

 

[dschribs]

Great. Now I guess I know why it was so cheap.



Any suggestions for removing water spots etched on glass? The vinegar trick didn't work. I've heard 0000 steel wool + vinegar but using steel wool on glass just doesn't sit well with me.



Could I try some 105 (which I have) and say a polishing pad or is that too harsh for glass?



I was also thinking of trying Clearkote's Vanilla Moose (which I also have). The product description says it can be used effectively on glass.

 

[Dan]

Uno actually works pretty well on glass. Its not THAT much better than the DG stuff, but at least it dusts a whole lot less. You have to remember, glass makes paint seem soft.

 

[TedFred]

Great. Now I guess I know why it was so cheap.



Any suggestions for removing water spots etched on glass? The vinegar trick didn't work. I've heard 0000 steel wool + vinegar but using steel wool on glass just doesn't sit well with me.



Could I try some 105 (which I have) and say a polishing pad or is that too harsh for glass?



I was also thinking of trying Clearkote's Vanilla Moose (which I also have). The product description says it can be used effectively on glass.

I live where the well water is as hard as a rock and to get of waterspots I use clay. It works great as long as it is not etched. If it is etched you may have to polish with diamond polish or something like that.