Professional glass restoration · Since 2006
Tools, Compounds, and Training for Restoring Damaged Glass.
GlassRenu manufactures professional restoration systems for teams that assess, grind and polish surface damage when restoration is appropriate.
Explore the SystemThe GlassRenu system
Equipment, materials and method—working together.
Start with the product line, then connect the equipment to the operator knowledge and technical guidance required for responsible professional work.
Professional systems
Purpose-built tools and accessories for defined glass-restoration work.
View products →Disks and consumables
RenuDisks, polishing materials and compounds selected around the task.
Explore supplies →Knowledge for the operator
Training and technical resources support sequence, handling and appropriate use.
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The three-stage restoration sequence
Abrade. Pre-Polish. Polish.
Assessment, preparation and safety come first. When restoration is appropriate, GlassRenu method sheets and training use this working sequence.
Abrade
Use the appropriate RenuDisk and method to remove the target damage and establish the work area.
Pre-Polish
Refine, feather and expand the established work area with the Grey RenuDisk.
Polish
Use the polishing felt and compound to return clarity and luster, then inspect the result.
GlassRenu-authored guidance
GlassRenu wrote the handbook on restoration.
Explore practical guidance for terminology, visual inspection, damage classification, preparation and condition-specific restoration methods.
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Questions are welcome. Tell us what you’re seeing.
We’ll help you understand your options—whether you’re choosing professional tools, learning about damage or looking for a service technician. Restoration depends on the glass and condition; when another path makes more sense, we’ll say so.