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Old 02-17-2023, 03:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Formulabruce View Post
I have used the resin from a yellow rain X kit and swiped it fast with a squeegee, plastic, not rubber. Easier if laying down, but still can be done
Interesting to find out that this has already been tried. I have a few questions

1.) Sounds like your glass was still in the car. Is that why you swiped it fast?

2.) Did you have to do anything afterwords like grinding or polishing the resin down? If so, what did you use for that?

3.) Was the repair much better looking that the scratch?

4.) Did the repair last without yellowing?

I appreciate your help and I'm sure others will find this interesting too as the scratched glass topic seems to come up every now and then.

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