Cleaning
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Clean glass is essential to successful
mirroring. Even the lightest fingerprint creates a barrier
between the metal and the glass.
A Simple Test:
You know the glass is clean when a thin film of water "sheets"
off without beading up even on the edges.
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Notes:
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Unlike many commercial cleaners, our
laboratory-grade glass cleaners rinse clean.
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Use hot* tap water for cleaning. Use distilled
water for the final rinse.
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Use a clean sponge or brush to physically remove
cerium oxide.
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Use alumina powder or pumice to refresh old glass
or add "tooth" to new glass.
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*Glass cleaners and cerium oxide work best with
hot water - about 110 ° F. (43 °C.)
The water from most hot water taps is about 140 ° F. (60
°C.)
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$4.95
Highly concentrated glass cleaning powder |
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$3.95
Highly concentrated glass cleaning liquid |
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$7.45
Premier compound for polishing glass |
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$13.25
Premier compound for polishing glass |
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$12.95
Pure wool felt polisher |
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$16.95
Continuous spray for rinsing |
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$2.25
An open cell sponge to clean glass. |
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$1.95
Hypo-allergenic gloves |
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$2.15
Protective pads for glass |
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$36.45
Protective pads for glass |
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$4.65
Refresh old glass |
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$7.95
Refresh old glass |
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$2.95
General use polishing compound |
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$6.25
General use polishing compound |
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$3.95
Stretchy closed cell foam to seal glass containers for mirroring. |
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$4.95
Strong, super-stretchy film to seal containers for mirroring. |
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$9.45
Clean textured glass |
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$26.95
"Old-timer's" felt polishing and tinning block |
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$1.95
Adhesive sheet vinyl |
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$9.45
2-part non-slip cleaning mat |
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