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Tiếng Việt Sanding and Polishing
Transparent Surfaces
The sustainable way to save time and money
Instead of replacing damaged glass or other transparent surfaces in buildings, vehicles, train cars, yachts or boats, the glass can simply be refurbished in place, saving time and money.
Remove all marks left by production or environment
Solutions for Both Manufacturing and Maintenance
Scratched tempered glass can be sanded and polished to remove marks. In addition to this, aged glass that is damaged by the environment is possible to be refurbished with suitable products, extending its service life even years after original installation.
Scratch damage in the windows of buses, train vehicles and trams, or the side windows of automobiles can be removed very time-effectively compared to the time required to replace glass – instead of hours, the work can be done in minutes.
Why Choose TH Vina ?
Save time and money – You can cut costs and reduce working hours
Sand and polish safely without strain – Our tools and abrasives are ergonomic, efficient, and easy to use
Improve the quality of work – The finish is excellent, with less effort
Q & A
Can glass be sanded?
Yes, most glass can be sanded, but please check with the manufacturer when in doubt. To remove scratches from glass, in most cases it is just to sand and polish it. Furthermore, old glass that has been damaged can be restored with appropriate solutions, extending its service life even years after production.
What sandpaper do you use to sand glass?
Choose a medium-grit sandpaper finish (60- to 100-grit). We recommend Abranet® SIC NS and Abralon® for sanding glass.
Abranet® SIC NS is a multifunctional net abrasive without stearate, developed mainly for glass sanding, but is also suitable for sanding of other hard surfaces like primers, clear coats and composites.
Abralon® is a unique, multifunctional sanding material developed for tackling transparent surfaces, but also other smooth and profiled surfaces. Its patented, flexible construction allows it to create a smooth sanding pattern on angled surfaces and edges while minimising the risk of pressure marks.
Should you polish glass?
Glass is just another surface on that can be polished like other surfaces, but there may be some limitations, so when in doubt, please check with the glass manufacturer. Polishing your glass can be a fantastic way to give it a super clean as well as remove minor defects while improving its clarity and look. Since you don’t need to replace the glass, it is also a sustainable option while saving you time and money.
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