Razor Blade Damage Removal Tools

Razor blade damage on glass ranges from ultra-fine scratches to deeper gouges, often caused by post-construction cleaning when debris is removed. Steel blades—especially older or rusty ones—can leave marks that might be barely noticeable or easily felt with a fingernail. Identifying the extent of the damage is crucial before beginning restoration. A thorough evaluation ensures the right methods are applied, helping to maintain the glass’s clarity and integrity throughout the process. Tailored treatments effectively restore the surface, minimizing visible damage and preventing further issues. for 9 seconds

Razor blade damage on glass appears during post-construction cleaning. Workers use razor blades to remove debris, but these tools can leave behind a range of surface impairments. Damage ranges from ultra-fine scratches—similar to fines and ticks—to deeper gouges caused by older or rusty steel blades. You might notice barely visible marks or feel the scratches with your fingernail.

Evaluate the glass surface before starting restoration. A careful assessment helps you choose the right techniques to remove scratches and restore the glass’s clarity and integrity. This clear evaluation improves the restoration process and protects the glass’s long-term quality.

Razor Blade Damage is easily removed using GlassRenu’s Grey RenuDisk, Black RenuDisk, Polishing Compound, and Polishing Felts.