Thread: Repair Fab debris scratches.

Originally Posted by Dr Glassman

The main picture on the homepage clearly states the job is "another fabrication debris" repair job. Look at the pics! It's pretty obvious what it is from the pics.

I would like to see this done myself. I'd also want to know the cost of the restoration and if the surface was guaranteed to be free of any FD after the process.

Originally Posted by CleanWindow

the machines to repair scrathes cost around 3,000 the ones I looked up

No one sells anything that can repair fabrication debris. Ask fields-construction-service.html">dan fields. He should know.

Originally Posted by mistersqueegee

I would like to see this done myself. I'd also want to know the cost of the restoration and if the surface was guaranteed to be free of any FD after the process.

Call them up and find out what the rates are. Maybe they can make a demo showing fab debris. Would it even show up in video?

Originally Posted by Beautiful View

This company claims to have a method to repair scratched glass as a result of fab debris.

The Scratched Glass Repair Experts Providing Glass Restoration and Resurfacing

So Mark, do you still think you cant repair scratched glass as a result of FD

I have to admit way back when I first saw this I was a bit dubious but now knowing how the Glass Renu system works I am a believer!

Originally Posted by mistersqueegee

I have to admit way back when I first saw this I was a bit dubious but now knowing how the Glass Renu system works I am a believer!

So Tony, have you used your Glass Renu system on any fabricating debris scratch removal, or seen it done yet?

Originally Posted by Whistler

So Mark, do you still think you cant repair scratched glass as a result of FD

Haha, this thread was started before most of us here ever heard of GlassRenu. the technology is sound and fab debris is just like any other scratch. The only additional concern most people think about is the possibility of dislodging more glass fines causing more scratching. If you are working on a window with fd spread over the entire glass in several spots then a total resurfacing is in order. If it is a case where the person noticed the scratching occurring and stopped scraping immediately then I'm pretty sure concentrating on that one area, going through the several steps including feathering out the edges and polishing will do the trick to remove all the scratches without causing additional scratches. And remember, once a piece of glass has been restored, there will never be another issue with fd where the repair was done. And if it was a complete resurface, then the entire pane will never have fd issues ever again.

Originally Posted by Streakless Windows

So Tony, have you used your Glass Renu system on any fabricating debris scratch removal, or seen it done yet?

Not yet.