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Glass Scratch Remover Polish Cream — Twin Pack

Glass Scratch Remover Polish Cream — Twin Pack

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Glass surfaces pick up light scratches and dull patches over time — on windows, mirrors, shower screens and car windscreens alike. This glass and acrylic polishing cream works by gently buffing away minor surface marks by hand, restoring a clearer, more uniform appearance without any special equipment. The twin pack gives you two 30 g pots, so you can treat larger areas or return for a second application without running out.

Benefits

  • No more living with visible scratches: Fine marks and hazy spots that regular cleaning leaves untouched become far less noticeable after a circular polishing motion with this cream.
  • No tools, no machines, no fuss: Apply a small amount to a soft cloth, polish in circles, wipe away the residue — no power tools or specialist pads needed, so there is no setup time and no extra cost.
  • No worry about running short mid-job: The twin pack means you always have a second pot ready for larger glass surfaces or repeat treatments, so you never have to stop halfway through.

Specifications

  • Product type: Glass & acrylic polishing cream
  • Contents: 2 x 30 g
  • Application method: Manual polishing with a cloth or pad
  • Suitable surfaces: Glass, mirrors, acrylic and smooth plastic surfaces
  • Note: Results depend on the type and depth of the scratch — not intended for deep scratches, cracks or heavily damaged surface.

How to Use

  1. Prepare: Clean and dry the surface thoroughly before you begin.
  2. Apply: Put a small amount of cream onto a soft cloth and work it into the scratched area using firm, circular movements.
  3. Finish: Wipe away any residue, check the result, and repeat the process if further improvement is needed.

Pro Tip: Before treating a prominent area, try the cream on a small, hidden patch first — especially on coated or tinted glass — so you can check compatibility with no risk.